About Jamieson Electrical
Jamieson Electrical was established in 1988 by founder and Managing Director, Keith Jamieson.
Keith's career kick-started in 1984 when he embarked on an apprenticeship with Petersfield Electrical Services (PES), a NICEIC registered company.
During his time with PES Keith carried out a range of projects, providing him with a wide base from which to learn. From 1985 Keith decided that he would work after hours in order to maximise his experience and advance his skills. Three years later, after becoming approved himself, Keith said goodbye to PES in order to launch Jamieson Electrical.
The rapid development of Jamieson Electrical required Keith to extend his repertoire and so he attended the following courses:
- Business management courses run by Institute Of Electrical Engineers and Chichester Technical College
- Electrical design and testing courses with Brain Scaddan Associates
- Fire alarm design and installation with the FIA (BFPSA)
- AutoCad Lt
- Pro Design software by Amtech Software
- Power Quality and Harmonics
The Business Model of Jamieson Electrical
Low overheads, so we are very competitive in the market place.
A core of quality approved electricians that understand and support the ideals of Jamieson Electrical.
Access to approved electricians if a large project is to be carried out, with these electricians being directly managed by the core staff.
Keith Jamieson overseeing the project, with special attention to safety and client satisfaction.
Learning Curve
- Rewires
- New houses
- Large plumbing/heating systems
- Shops
- Offices
- Barn conversions
- Churches in MICC
- Petrol Stations in MICC
- Large catering facilities
- Business units
- Block of flats
- Car Dealership showrooms
- Office Blocks
- Distribution warehousing
- Steel fabricated buildings
- CCTV systems
- Data cabling
- Agricultural processing buildings
- Transformer installation >2500 amp
- Panel Board extension and installation >2500amp
- Generator supply and install >1600 Kva
- Large sub main cable installations >800 amps
- Caravan Site distribution infrastructures