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To comply with Electricity at Work Regulations (EWR)
Remember, too, that should your company suffer an incidence of electrocution or fire, failure to maintain portable electrical equipment to the required standard could result not only in a rejected insurance claim, but also prosecution under Health and Safety legislation.
The PAT Company Ltd is happy to advise any business or public organisation in both their legal and individual requirements, regarding the testing of portable electrical appliances (PAT testing).
If you are in any doubt call the PAT Company Ltd right now on 01945 584946 and we will advise you on any issues you might have concerning your PAT testing needs.
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Electrocution in the workplace is a significant risk to life as is the possibility of fire caused by a faulty electrical appliance. Each year Health and Safety Executive statistics report around 1000 accidents involving burns or electric shocks. Of these 25% involve a portable electrical appliance.
