The Details

PROJECT OVERVIEW

IDES Electrical Services were appointed to deliver the electrical design and installation package for the transformation of a former industrial facility into a modern automotive technical centre in Immingham. The development created a specialist vehicle processing facility supporting vehicle preparation, pre-delivery inspection (PDI), de-fleet operations and OEM manufacturer support services.

The project involved the complete refurbishment and repurposing of a previously disused site, requiring substantial electrical infrastructure upgrades to support its new automotive function.

THE CHALLENGE

The project required the transformation of a dilapidated industrial facility into a modern automotive technical centre capable of supporting a wide range of specialist vehicle operations.

The existing electrical infrastructure was unsuitable for the operational requirements of a modern automotive environment, requiring extensive refurbishment, upgrades and new installations throughout the facility. The works incorporated the strip-out of existing installations, installation of new electrical systems and the integration of specialist supplies for automotive equipment across multiple operational areas.

The size of the facility, combined with significant power requirements and the phased nature of the programme, required careful planning and coordination to ensure works could be delivered efficiently across multiple project stages.

A key objective of the project was the delivery of a high-performance lighting scheme capable of supporting vehicle inspection, preparation and technical operations while transforming the visual appearance and functionality of the building.

OUR SOLUTION

IDES delivered a comprehensive design-and-build electrical solution, including electrical distribution upgrades, lighting design, power installations and specialist automotive infrastructure throughout the facility.

The installation incorporated AUTOLUX LED lighting throughout operational areas, delivering approximately 1,000 lux at floor level and creating a bright, uniform working environment suitable for detailed vehicle inspection and preparation activities. The lighting scheme played a significant role in transforming the appearance of the building, creating a modern and professional automotive workspace.

In addition to lighting and power infrastructure, IDES installed supplies for specialist automotive equipment including spray booths, preparation bays, vehicle lifts and EV charging infrastructure. Emergency lighting systems were also installed throughout the facility, ensuring compliance with current standards and supporting the safe operation of the site.

SERVICES DELIVERED

  • Electrical Design & Build
  • Site Survey & Electrical Design
  • Lighting Calculations & Design
  • ⁠Electrical Distribution Upgrades
  • ⁠Full Electrical Wiring & Distribution
  • AUTOLUX LED Lighting Installation
  • Emergency Lighting Systems
  • Spray Booth Power Supplies
  • Preparation Bay Infrastructure
  • ⁠Vehicle Lift Power Supplies
  • EV Charging Installation
  • ⁠Testing & Commissioning

PROJECT OUTCOME

The project successfully transformed a previously disused industrial facility into a modern automotive technical centre capable of supporting vehicle preparation, PDI, de-fleet and OEM support operations.

The completed installation provides robust electrical infrastructure, high-performance workshop lighting and specialist equipment supplies tailored to the operational demands of the automotive sector. The transformation of the facility demonstrates IDES’ capability to deliver large-scale automotive developments, combining design expertise, technical capability and phased project delivery to create high-quality operational environments from challenging starting conditions.

PROJECT DETAILS

Sector: Automotive
Location: Immingham
Programme Duration: Multi-Phase Development

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