Portable Appliance Testing (PAT Testing)
At CAM Testing and Electrical Services, we are highly experienced in Portable Appliance Testing (PAT Testing). We supply testing for a wide range of businesses in Essex and London, including Schools, Offices, Factory’s and many other business types.
PRICINGThe Portable Appliance Testing procedure consists of the following:
• Each appliance is subjected to industry approved tests that ensure that it meets current electrical regulations. • The fuse in each item is checked to ensure it is both fitted correctly and the correct size. Incorrect or faulty fuses are replaced. • A sticker is applied to each appliance to indicate its ‘Pass’ or ‘Fail’, along with the recommended date for its next test. • When an item fails, minor repairs may be made in order to achieve a Pass. On completion of the PAT, documentation will be issued to identify all the appliances that have been tested, along with their corresponding Pass or Fail status. These certificates are issued from a fully qualified and approved PAT engineer. All prices are inclusive of VAT. Please contact us for a quote based on your individual requirements. |
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What is PAT Testing?
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is the process by which electrical appliances are routinely checked to make sure that they meet safety standards.
Health and Safety Regulations stipulate that all appliances must be tested at regular intervals to ensure that they remain safe. Both the type of appliance and the environment it is used in will denote how often a test should take place.
The Health and Safety at Work Act (1984) requires employers to be responsible for these checks, taking into account all electrical equipment and tools. To assist companies in complying with this legislation there have been several industry managed tests created. Our engineers have been trained to industry standard and are able to apply these tests; ensuring safety for your team and your business.
Health and Safety Regulations stipulate that all appliances must be tested at regular intervals to ensure that they remain safe. Both the type of appliance and the environment it is used in will denote how often a test should take place.
The Health and Safety at Work Act (1984) requires employers to be responsible for these checks, taking into account all electrical equipment and tools. To assist companies in complying with this legislation there have been several industry managed tests created. Our engineers have been trained to industry standard and are able to apply these tests; ensuring safety for your team and your business.
