About us

Built for facilities that cannot afford a mistake

Casian Electrical LLP is a London-headquartered electrical and structured cabling contractor working exclusively in critical environments — and mobilising to client sites across Europe.

Our story

We started because good installation kept getting lost at the border.

Anyone who has run a European data centre programme knows the pattern: an excellent result on one site, an unrecognisable one on the next. Different labour, different labelling, different paperwork, different interpretation of the same specification.

Casian Electrical LLP was formed by people who had delivered enough of those programmes to be tired of it. The idea was straightforward — keep a directly employed core team, take it to the work rather than re-hiring on every site, and hold one quality standard regardless of which country the facility sits in.

That decision shapes everything else about us. It is why our supervisors travel. It is why our method statements, labelling conventions and test regimes are written once and applied everywhere. And it is why a client in Warsaw and a client in Slough receive handover documentation that looks and reads the same.

We are deliberately specialised. We do not chase general commercial fit-out or domestic work. Data centres, comms rooms and critical facilities are the whole of our business, and the depth that comes from that focus is what clients are actually buying.

At a glance

Casian Electrical LLP

  • Registered office
    21 Foley Street, London, W1W 6DR
  • Specialism
    Electrical installation and structured cabling for data centres and critical facilities
  • Coverage
    United Kingdom and continental Europe, delivered from London
  • Model
    Directly employed supervision and core crews, supported by vetted local partners
  • Engagement
    Work packages, direct appointments, framework and call-off agreements

What we believe

Four principles we will not trade away.

Every contractor claims quality and safety. These are the specific commitments we hold ourselves to, and that clients are welcome to hold us to.

Safety is not negotiable

Nobody is asked to work outside a permit, outside their competency, or under programme pressure that compromises isolation. Any operative can stop the job, and that decision is always supported.

Evidence, not assurances

Test results, torque records, photographs and inspection sign-offs are produced as the work happens. If we say a link passed, there is a certificate behind it.

Our people, our standard

Directly employed supervision on every site. Where we supplement with partners, they work to our RAMS, our labelling and our QA sign-off — never to their own.

Say it early

A problem raised in week two is a conversation. The same problem raised at handover is a claim. We flag drift, clashes and lead-time risk as soon as we see them.

Standards & compliance

The frameworks our work is measured against.

Installation follows BS 7671 and IEC 60364 principles, aligned to the national wiring regulations applicable in the country of work. Data centre design intent is referenced against EN 50600 and TIA-942, and cabling is certified to ISO/IEC 11801 and TIA-568 class limits.

Where a national authority requires local verification or a registered installer to sign off, we arrange it as part of the scope rather than leaving it as the client’s problem.

Company accreditations, memberships and certification numbers are listed on request and issued with every tender submission.

BS 7671

UK wiring regulations — inspection, testing and certification.

IEC 60364

The international basis for low-voltage installation design.

EN 50600

European data centre facility and infrastructure standard.

TIA-942

Data centre telecommunications infrastructure and topology.

ISO/IEC 11801

Generic cabling performance classes and test limits.

BS EN 62305

Lightning protection risk assessment and installation.

Health, safety & environment

How we keep people safe on live sites.

Data centres are unforgiving places to take shortcuts. Our controls are written for the reality of working next to live load, in someone else’s operating facility, often at night.

  • Task-specific RAMS reviewed and approved before mobilisation
  • Permit to work, isolation, lock-off and tag on every intrusive activity
  • Documented competency and training records for every operative on site
  • Daily briefings and toolbox talks led by the site supervisor
  • Switching schedules agreed with operations before any changeover
  • Waste segregation, cable drum returns and responsible disposal of removals
  • Incident and near-miss reporting shared openly with the client

Working with us

Clear engagement, whichever way you contract.

  • As a work package. We take electrical and cabling packages under a main or M&E contractor and integrate into your programme and reporting.
  • Direct appointment. Operators appoint us directly for fit-out, upgrade, remedial and maintenance works, including principal contractor duties.
  • Framework and call-off. Multi-site agreements with agreed rates, response times and a standing mobilisation route.
  • Support and augmentation. Supervised crews deployed to strengthen an existing team during a peak or a recovery programme.

Careers

We are always interested in good engineers.

If you are an approved electrician, cabling technician, testing engineer or site supervisor who enjoys critical environment work — and does not mind a passport — we would like to hear from you.

We employ our core teams directly, invest in training and calibration, and pay travel and accommodation properly. Send a CV and a note about the projects you have worked on.

Roles we recruit for

Approved electricians Cabling technicians Fibre splicers Testing engineers Site supervisors Project managers QHSE advisors Document controllers

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Have a project in the pipeline?

Send us the drawings, the specification or just the dates you are working to. You will get a considered response from someone who has installed the work — not a generic brochure.