Categories: Electrical Appliance Testing in Leeds
Opening Times: 8am - 6pm
Safeguard your employees and your liability insurance with PAT Testing (portable appliance testing) on a regular basis by qualified electrical engineers at PAT Safety. Computer equipment undergoing PAT testing All employers have a duty of care regarding electrical appliances and employees plus of course to members of the public. Regular Portable Appliance Testing or PAT provides safety and piece of mind for all in your business, additionally it is the law under the electricity at work act 1989, the safety at work act 1974 and also a Health and Safety requirement. PAT SafetyâÂÂs low-cost service gives you peace of mind, knowing that all of your electrical appliances are safe for yourself and your employees to use. It also ensures that your liability insurance is valid in the event of a claim following an accident.
The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 state âÂÂAs may be necessary to prevent danger, all systems shall be maintained so as to prevent, so far as is reasonably practicable, such danger.â This, in effect, requires the implementation of a systematic and regular program of maintenance, inspection and testing. PAT SafetyâÂÂs low-cost service gives you peace of mind, knowing that all of your electrical appliances are safe for yourself and your employees to use. It also ensures that your liability insurance is valid in the event of a claim following an accident. Make sure that your electrical equipment is safe! PAT Safety Ltd will test all of your portable appliances at very competitive rates starting from just £69 NO VAT for the first 35 items and £1 per appliance for any above 35. All test engineers carry certificates of competency and will label equipment to show that it has been professionally tested. Work is carried out with minimal disruption to your business.
Every landlord â from the largest to the smallest â has a legal obligation to ensure that electrical appliances in their rented properties do not jeopardise the safety of people, domestic animals or property. The Consumer Protection Act 1987 and the European Communities Act 1972 (Transitional Arrangements 9th January 1995) say that landlords have a responsibility to ensure that all electrical equipment supplied is safe and is tested as safe on a regular basis. A breach of these regulations is a criminal offence under the Health and Safety at Work Act of 1974. Landlords failing to comply with the regulations face a maximum fine of £5,000 or even imprisonment. Tenants can also claim for civil damages. Accidents leading to the death of a tenant can lead to charges of manslaughter. Failure by landlords to prove that electrical equipment has been properly checked may invalidate their liability insurance. Make sure that your electrical equipment is safe! PAT Safety Ltd will test all of your portable appliances at very competitive rates starting from just £69 + VAT for the first 35 items and £1 per appliance for any above 35. All test engineers carry certificates of competency and will label equipment to show that it has been professionally tested. Work is carried out with minimal disruption to your business.
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