BRITISH BUILDERS
ENGINEERING SERVICES
CREATING SOLUTIONS WITH LATEST TECHNOLOGY
СТВОРЕННЯ РІШЕНЬ З ВИКОРИСТАННЯМ НОВІТНІХ ТЕХНОЛОГІЙ
British Builders Engineering Services (BBES) is recognised as one of the leading M&E partners in the UK. Specialising in the design and installation of building services and infrastructure solutions, BBES covers all aspects of M&E engineering.
Collaborating with our clients to ensure their environments and spaces function just as they need them to. The drive for excellence is part of our DNA, underpinning our success and maintaining our position as the design and build partner of choice.
BBES was the first mechanical, electrical and public health services contractor to achieve BRE Accredited BIM Level 2 Business Certification and recently achieved reaccreditation for the 3rd time.
OUR APPROACH
BBES delivers bespoke mechanical and electrical (M&E) services based upon a customer’s requirements and aspirations.
As a market leader, BBES delivers building services that are derived from an exceptional level of technical authority. We deliver bespoke design-led solutions and optimise productivity for the whole construction team, by maximising offsite manufacture in our prefabrication facility, Prism.
Mechanical and Electrical Services
M&E stands for mechanical and electrical services; it refers to all of the systems that a facilities management company installs and maintains. M&E refers to the whole process; installation, certification, maintenance and repairs. Mechanical and electrical systems are different, but they often work in cooperation to help run a business.
Mechanical Systems
The primary output and purpose of a mechanical system is a physical action. Mechanical systems can contain electrical components and rely on electricity to operate, but their primary function is physical.
Here are some examples of mechanical systems businesses often use:
- Escalators
- Elevators
- Air Conditioning Systems
- Machinery
- Tools & Equipment
- Boilers
Electrical Systems
Electrical systems primarily produce digital outputs. Some electrical systems do have physical functions, but these are their secondary functions.
Here are some examples of electrical systems businesses often use:
- Lighting Systems
- Control Systems
- Electric Car Charging Points
- Fire Alarms
- Power Supplies
Instalation
An engineer should always undertake the installation of mechanical and electrical systems. Professional facilities management engineers are correctly trained and highly knowledgeable. Systems can be complex; facilities management teams will always ensure the systems and business are safe, reliable and cost-effective.
M&E teams are there to help through every stage, from planning to installation, from testing to maintenance.
