What does Class I and Class II mean when it comes to PAT Testing?
Businesses know that carrying out PAT Testing is a requirement but what’s the difference between Class 1 and Class 2? Electrical safety can be viewed in exactly the same way as any other type of building maintenance and it is a company’s responsibility to see that it is carried out regularly and thoroughly. Businesses generally […]
Fixed Wire Testing: Observation Codes C1, C2, C3 and FI Explained
Observations are things which are wrong with your fixed wire installation. They are coded based on their risk level. When it comes to electrical safety in your business, Fixed Wire Testing is an important process that ensures your electrical installations are up to standard. After your fixed wire testing has been completed, you will receive […]
What is Fixed Wire Testing?
If you own a business that requires fixed wire testing, you might be wondering what it is and what’s involved. Here, we share all you need to know about fixed wire testing and why it’s so important.
How to safely use extension leads
Extension leads are ubiquitous, and homes and workplaces likely have many dotted around. Here’s a guide to safely using extension leads.
Do you need to PAT test second-hand equipment?
Workplaces must undertake periodic PAT testing to ensure the safe working order of their portable electrical appliances.
Benefits of using LED lighting in your workplace
Keep reading to learn the full benefits of using LED lighting in the workplace and how to make the switch.
What should I do if my EICR inspection is unsatisfactory?
An EICR is an electrical installation condition report carried out to ensure the building is safe for tenants to use. They must be conducted by a qualified electrician to check visually and performance-wise whether everything is safe and functions properly. As of June 2020, all UK landlords must undertake an inspection at least every 5 […]
What items require PAT testing?
What sort of items need to undergo PAT testing to make sure they are safe to be used by employees or the public? The answer is probably more than you think.
What are the legal repercussions for not arranging Fixed Wire Testing?
Fixed wire testing, also known as a Periodic Inspection or Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR), involves testing a building’s electrical safety to meet health and safety regulations.
Are there penalties for not arranging PAT testing?
Here, we take a look at whether there are penalties for not arranging PAT testing and why this type of testing is so important.