About us
About us
Through the NICEIC brand we assess, certify and educate – continually raising standards for a growing
number of energy-related sectors.
Trade professionals look to us for certification
and technical leadership, and value the credibility our name gives theirs.
Working alongside government and industry, we prioritise safety and help build public trust in trade professions – and we never compromise on that trust.
How it started
Certsure provides industry-leading certification schemes and support to the building services sector. These services are delivered through the NICEIC brand.
Certsure was created in 2013 through a partnership between the charity, Electrical Safety First (ESF) and the Electrical Contractors’ Association (ECA).
Certsure is a limited liability partnership (LLP). All surplus income generated by Certsure is channelled back into these two partners to promote electrical safety and support electrical contractors.
NICEIC
The NICEIC brand is owned and managed by Certsure LLP.
For almost 70 years, NICEIC has been the UK’s largest certification body for electrical businesses with over 40,000 currently certified with us. As the industry leader, we drive the highest standards of competence and safety. NICEIC-certified businesses demonstrate these standards through rigorous assessments and continuing professional development. Once certified, we provide ongoing advice and support, and list them on our online ‘Find a trusted NICEIC tradesperson’ tool. We help build public trust in trade professionals – and we never compromise on that trust.
Find out more about NICEIC
Electrical Contractors’ Association
The ECA is the UK’s leading trade association for the electrotechnical services industry (covering England, Wales and Northern Ireland).
Certsure Scheme for ECA Contractors
Call 0333 015 6626 or email applications@certsure.com for information on products.
Download scheme rules.
Electrical Safety First
Electrical Safety First is the UK’s electrical safety expert.
Dedicated to reducing the number of injuries and
deaths caused by electricity across the UK.
Click here to find out more.
