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One Way Group Ltd

Active·subcontractor·Head office Stoke On Trent

About from company website

One Way Group is a dedicated team of electrical engineers and technicians focused on delivering high-quality engineering, exceptional service, and maximum safety. Founded in 2012, the company has accumulated over 200 years of combined experience, specializing in the design, installation, and maintenance of electrical infrastructure for commercial and industrial businesses. Their integrated approach ensures seamless service delivery, from initial design concepts to final maintenance, all managed under one roof.

The company prides itself on its customer-centric approach, prioritizing client needs, concerns, and feedback. They operate with a clear mission to power businesses effectively and safely, offering a comprehensive range of services including power distribution, LED lighting solutions, EV charging infrastructure, and electrical installation condition reports (EICRs). Their commitment to excellence is underscored by accreditations such as ISO, NICEIC, and CHAS, reflecting their adherence to industry standards and safety protocols.

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Project experience from company website

Design and Installation of Infrastructure and 38 EV Chargers at Luxury Hospitality Site

Design and Installation of Infrastructure and 38 EV Chargers at Luxury Hospitality Site

Oxfordshire

Delivered electrical infrastructure for EV charging as part of a 128-space car park extension at Soho Farmhouse. Designed and installed a network that maximised the number of chargers while adhering to planning and space constraints, including site-wide load monitoring, new LV distribution, and power distribution to 38 EV charging bays.

Client · Soho Farmhouse

Design and Installation of Full LV Infrastructure Upgrade and Multi-Voltage Work Bays

Design and Installation of Full LV Infrastructure Upgrade and Multi-Voltage Work Bays

Greater Manchester

Phased upgrade of the LV power distribution infrastructure across a Greater Manchester Combined Authority site. Replaced outdated switchgear, including asbestos removal, and installed a safe, modern, and compliant electrical system with nine bespoke multi-voltage work bay stations.

Client · Greater Manchester Combined Authority

Accreditations from company website

  • ISO Accredited
  • NICEIC
  • CHAS

Clients mentioned from company website

Suez, Soho Farmhouse, Greater Manchester Combined Authority, Listers.

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What does One Way Group Ltd do?

One Way Group: National electrical contractors. Electrical design, installation, and maintenance for industrial facilities. Their listed services include Electrical and EV charging.

Where is One Way Group Ltd based?

One Way Group Ltd is registered at STOKE ON TRENT, ST3 1NY, in West Midlands.

What areas does One Way Group Ltd cover?

One Way Group Ltd states that it works across Nationwide.

Is One Way Group Ltd still trading?

Companies House lists One Way Group Ltd as active.

What accreditations does One Way Group Ltd hold?

One Way Group Ltd displays ISO Accredited, NICEIC and CHAS on its website.

What sectors does One Way Group Ltd work in?

One Way Group Ltd works in Commercial, Industrial and Energy.

When was One Way Group Ltd established?

One Way Group Ltd was incorporated on 2012-03-28.

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