Mechanical & Electrical
M&E contractors manage more licence types per worker than almost any other trade. AttendIQ tracks every licence, every card, and every expiry date - and blocks access automatically if something lapses.
Book a DemoLicensed trades have more compliance touchpoints than any other discipline. One lapsed registration can invalidate the work - and the insurance.
Gas Safe, ECS, JIB grading, NICEIC, NAPIT, Approved Inspector status. M&E contractors typically manage more licence types per worker than any other trade. AttendIQ stores them all in one record with automated expiry tracking and renewal alerts.
A first-fix electrician should not be completing second-fix work. A gas engineer whose Gas Safe registration has lapsed should not be anywhere near a gas fitting. AttendIQ's access rules engine lets you enforce role-specific competency requirements at clock-in, not just at induction.
Your workforce spans electricians, plumbers, mechanical engineers, pipefitters, and specialist subcontractors. Each has different card types, different expiry cycles, and different site access requirements. One platform, one workforce record, all disciplines.
Electrical and mechanical isolation, hot works, confined space entry - M&E sites have a high volume of permit-to-work activity. AttendIQ's digital forms module includes standard permit templates and a submission record linked to the attending workers, creating a complete audit trail for your HSE files.
Your PC clients set minimum competency standards for M&E subcontractors - minimum ECS card grades, specific Gas Safe categories, competency coverage targets. AttendIQ lets you monitor compliance against those requirements and demonstrate it in the SC portal without a single spreadsheet.
For M&E work on higher-risk buildings, the Building Safety Act 2022 requires you to demonstrate the competence of every worker. AttendIQ stores competency records with confidence scoring - from C1 (self-declared) to C6 (third-party verified) - giving you the evidence trail the Building Safety Regulator expects.
AttendIQ records card numbers, grades, and expiry dates in the worker's digital passport with automatic alerts 90 days before expiry. The access rules engine can require a current ECS card as a condition of site access for electrical roles, automatically blocking access if a card has expired - without any manual intervention from your compliance team.
AttendIQ records Gas Safe licence numbers and annual renewal dates in the worker's competency record. Expiry alerts are triggered at 90 and 30 days before renewal. The access rules engine can block a gas engineer from being clocked in on a gas-related job if their Gas Safe registration has lapsed - preventing unqualified work from taking place through an administrative oversight.
Yes. Supply chain companies get a free AttendIQ account to manage their own workers. Your PC client can see your workers' compliance status in real time through their AttendIQ portal - without you having to send weekly spreadsheets. You manage your people; they see what they need for their compliance obligations.