Accreditations and compliance

The accreditations and standards behind every ADDCharge project

Compliance that gives our clients confidence

Compliance and accreditation are critical on commercial EV charging projects. High-power electrical systems, live operational sites, and public-facing infrastructure demand robust governance, proven competence, and clear accountability. At ADDCharge, our accreditations, certifications, and working practices underpin safe delivery and give clients confidence that projects are delivered to recognised UK standards.

As an accredited EV charging infrastructure contractor in the UK, ADDCharge aligns technical expertise with regulatory compliance across electrical, civil, and structural scopes.

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Standards and legislative compliance

All ADDCharge projects are delivered in accordance with relevant UK legislation and industry standards, including:

BS 7671 – Requirements for Electrical Installations (IET Wiring Regulations)

Governing the design, installation, inspection, and testing of electrical systems, including EV charging infrastructure.

Electricity at Work Regulations 1989

Ensuring electrical systems are installed and maintained to prevent danger during construction and operation.

CDM Regulations 2015 (Construction Design and Management)

ADDCharge operates in full alignment with CDM 2015, managing health and safety through design, construction, commissioning, and handover, particularly on live fleet and depot sites.

DNO and IDNO Standards

All grid connection, HV, and LV works are delivered in accordance with Distribution Network Operator specifications and ENA guidance.

Accreditations, certifications and memberships

NAPIT registered contractor

Issuing body: National Association of Professional Inspectors and Testers
Registration number: 68903

Covering approved electrical installation, inspection, testing, and compliance for EV charging works.

Kempower installation accreditation

ADDCharge holds Kempower installation accreditation, confirming competence to install and commission Kempower charge point equipment.

NERS – National Electricity Registration Scheme

ADDCharge is working toward NERS accreditation. Issuing body: Lloyd’s Register, on behalf of the Energy Networks Association. Supporting contestable works on electricity networks.

ISO 9001 – quality management system

ADDCharge is working toward ISO 9001 certification, demonstrating structured quality control, continuous improvement, and consistent project delivery.

Compentence, training and site safety

Competence on site is central to ADDCharge’s compliance culture. All site managers and supervisors hold relevant, up-to-date qualifications, including:

SSSTS (Site Supervisor Safety Training Scheme)
CSCS Cards
IPAF
First Aid at Work
Fire Warden Training
Asbestos Awareness

All senior management personnel responsible for project delivery, construction oversight, and CDM compliance hold advanced qualifications, including:

SMSTS (Site Management Safety Training Scheme)
Kempower Installation Accreditation
Level 3 Award in the Requirements for the Installation of Electric Vehicle
Charging Equipment

This combination of site-level and senior management competence ensures that health, safety, and quality are consistently managed across all stages of delivery, particularly on live depots, high-power electrical installations, and complex multi-discipline projects.

Quality assurance and handover

Every project concludes with full as-built documentation, test certification, commissioning records, and compliance packs. This ensures installations are auditable, safe, and ready for long-term operation, adoption, or public use.