Portable Appliance Testing
Professional, reliable PAT testing for businesses of all sizes.
PAT Testing Service
PAT testing is recognised as best practice for meeting electrical safety obligations. It helps businesses to:
- Identify damaged or unsafe equipment
- Reduce the risk of electric shock and electrical fires
- Provide clear evidence of safety checks and maintenance
- Protect employees, customers, and visitors
PAT testing that provides reassurance.
- Thorough testing of portable electrical equipment
- Clear pass/fail labelling and easy-to-understand reports
- A detailed log of every item tested and its results, so you can monitor equipment and track performance over future tests
- Practical advice if faults are found
- Minimal disruption to your working day
Why PAT Testing matters?
PAT testing is only part of the picture. As part of our service, we show you what to look out for so you can encourage staff to spot obvious issues once we’ve left. Simple visual checks such as damaged cables, loose plugs, or signs of overheating help keep equipment safe between testing periods and reduce avoidable risks.
By giving your team the confidence to identify potential problems early, we help you maintain a safer workplace every day not just on testing day.
PAT testing isn’t about ticking boxes it’s about keeping people safe and protecting your business.
With regular checks, informed staff, and detailed records, you reduce risk, stay compliant, and demonstrate a strong commitment to health and safety.
If you’d like to arrange PAT testing or need advice on what’s appropriate for your workplace, we’re always happy to help.
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PAT Testing – What the Law Really Requires
Many businesses believe PAT testing is a legal requirement. In reality, UK law does not specifically state that PAT testing must be carried out.
However, what is legally required is that employers protect the health and safety of employees, contractors, and visitors. PAT testing is one of the most effective and widely accepted ways to demonstrate that electrical equipment is safe.
Your Legal Duty as a Business
Several key pieces of UK health & safety legislation place clear responsibilities on businesses when it comes to electrical safety:
Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974
This requires employers to ensure, so far as is reasonably practicable, the health and safety of employees and anyone affected by their activities including customers and visitors.
Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
These regulations state that all electrical equipment must be:
- Maintained in a safe condition
- Used in a way that prevents danger
While PAT testing is not named directly, the responsibility to maintain safe electrical systems is clear.
Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1999
These require businesses to assess risks and take appropriate preventative measures and faulty electrical equipment is a known and preventable risk.
Why Choose Us for PAT Testing
Professional, transparent PAT testing you can rely on.
High Standards, No Corner Cutting
Detailed Logs With Ongoing Reporting
Comprehensive testing records and clear reports help you monitor equipment safety over time.