PAT testing ~ Emergency Lighting ~ Fire
My Expertise
My Experience
My Expertise
I specialise in providing a number of engineering solutions for landlords.
- PAT Testing
- Emergency Lighting annual inspections
- Appointed person fire compliance inspection, testing and logging
- Qualified certification
My Approach
My Experience
My Expertise
I take a professional approach to my projects, working closely with my clients to ensure that I fully understand their needs and can deliver solutions that exceed their expectations with thorough testing, inspection and certification using calibrated Megger pat420 tester for guaranteed accurate results.
My Experience
My Experience
My Experience
With over 10 years of experience in the electrical services industry, I have a proven track record of delivering high-quality solutions to my clients. I have worked with companies of all sizes, and many landlords, AirBnB hosts, hotels and private domestic customers.
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Introduction to Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) in the UK
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is a pivotal practice for upholding electrical safety in the United Kingdom. While PAT testing itself is not mandated by law, it is essential for employers and landlords to ensure that any electrical equipment they provide is safe to use. PAT testing emerges as the most effective method for fulfilling this legal requirement. In this comprehensive introduction, we will delve into the importance of PAT testing, the potential risks associated with neglecting it, and the legal responsibilities of employers and landlords in guaranteeing the safety of supplied electrical appliances.
The Importance of Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) in the UK
Electrical appliances are an integral part of modern living, serving diverse functions in residential, commercial, and institutional settings. However, these appliances are not immune to wear and tear, faulty wiring, or other issues that can compromise their safety. This is where PAT testing plays a crucial role. It is a proactive measure designed to identify and mitigate electrical hazards associated with portable appliances such as computers, kettles, power tools, and extension cords.
The Risks of Neglecting Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)
Neglecting PAT testing can lead to severe consequences, posing significant dangers to individuals and organisations alike. Some potential risks and consequences include:
- Electrical Incidents: Faulty appliances can result in electrical shocks, fires, and even fatalities, causing harm to individuals and property damage.
- Legal Liabilities: Employers and landlords may face legal liabilities and financial penalties if they do not ensure the safety of electrical equipment they supply.
- Insurance Implications: Insurance claims related to electrical incidents may be denied if it is found that adequate PAT testing was not conducted, resulting in financial losses.
- Reputation Damage: Organisations and landlords that do not prioritize electrical safety risk damaging their reputation and losing the trust of clients, tenants, or employees.
Legal Responsibilities of Employers and Landlords in the UK
In the United Kingdom, there is a legal obligation for employers and landlords to ensure that any electrical equipment they provide is safe for use. This responsibility is defined by:
- Employers' Responsibilities: Employers have a duty of care to ensure the safety of their employees and anyone else affected by their work activities. This includes taking measures to guarantee the safety of electrical equipment provided to employees, which is typically achieved through PAT testing.
- Landlords' Responsibilities: Landlords are legally obligated to ensure that electrical installations and appliances in their rental properties are safe for tenants. This includes providing and maintaining safe electrical equipment, often through the implementation of PAT testing.
In conclusion, although Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is not explicitly mandated by law, it is an indispensable practice for employers and landlords to fulfill their legal obligations regarding the safety of supplied electrical equipment. Neglecting PAT testing can result in serious risks and consequences, underlining the importance of compliance with regulations and the fulfillment of responsibilities to protect lives, property, and reputations.
PRICING
PAT Testing - Visits & Drop Off
Portable Appliance Testing for electrical safety
15 Assets or less
£60
up to 15 appliances tested
15-40 Assets
£85
up to 40 appliances tested
40-100 Assets
£120
up to 100 appliances tested
100-200 Assets
£190
up to 200 appliances tested, then 79p each after
Charity shops & OAP domestic (up to 15 assets - 50p each after)
£45
Reduced rate for charity shops and OAPs
Drop Off/Pick Up service or whilst you wait PAT Test
£10
Charged per Appliance, price includes fuse change (if necessary) free testing of corresponding lead (if applicable) and certification
New plug (repair)
£5
damaged plug repair, or incorrectly terminated (visual test fail)
Fuse change (repair)
£2
correct fuse not fitted repair (visual test fail)
New flex (repair) inc plug and fuse
£22
damaged flex repair (visual test fail)
Fixed Appliance testing
£8
Appliances hardwired to an outlet and no longer portable (charged per asset)
Integrated Fixed Appliance testing
£15
Appliances hardwired and Integrated into a kitchen, where disassembly is required to test (charged per asset)
Emergency Lighting
Fire emergency lighting, testing, inspection, reporting and certification
Weekly HMO Flick Test and Log
£30
Weekly Testing & Logging (appointed person)
Annual Soak Test and Inspection Report
£120
Yearly 3 Hour battery support testing and reporting
Repairs, Replacements and Additions
£20 first device, then £15 per fitted device
Repairs to existing em/lighting that fail compliance
Prices are LABOUR ONLY - customer to supply devices unless agreed otherwise
Fire Inspection, Testing & Logging
Fire alarms, smoke and heat detectors testing, inspection, logging and certification
Monthly Fire Test, Inspection and Log
£60
Testing Compliance and Making a Log
Periodic Fire Alarm Inspection, Test, logging, certification and/or reporti
£120
6 Monthly Fire Alarm check and Certification
Repairs, Replacements and Additions
£20 first device then £15 per fitted device
Repairs to keep fire safety compliance
Prices are LABOUR ONLY customer to supply devices unless otherwise agreed
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