Dealing with the cost of statutory compliance, and improving poorly-rated buildings, is a challenge for both landlords and tenants.

What does this have to do with Electrical testing or maintenance you may ask, well if you get caught on the hop and leave it till the last minuet then you may no longer have a building or home you can rent.

Let us look at the lighting, ventilation and A/C within you properties and advise you on a course of Income protection, Carbon emission reduction and energy efficiency, that in the long run can assist you in getting your infrastructure right before it is to late.

Putting off today, what seems to be sometime in the futures problem, can end up being the root cause of your downfall in the Future.

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The Health & Safety Executive states that 25% of all reportable electrical accidents involve portable appliances. The Electricity at Work Regulations place a legal responsibility on employers, employees and self-employed persons to comply with the provisions of the regulations and take reasonably practicable steps to ensure that no danger results from the use of such equipment. This in effect requires the implementation of a systematic and regular program of maintenance, inspection and testing. The Health & Safety at Work Act (1974) places such an obligation in the following circumstances:

1. Where appliances are used by employees.
2. Where the public may use appliances in establishments such as hospitals, schools, hotels, shops etc.
3. Where appliances are supplied or hired.
4. Where appliances are repaired or serviced.

The level of inspection and testing required is dependant upon the risk of the appliance becoming faulty, which is in turn dependant upon the type of appliance, the nature of its use and the environment in which it is used.

The Institution of Electrical Engineers publish the “Code of Practice for In-service Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment” (ISBN: 978-0-86341-833-4) . This guide forms the basis for portable appliance testing in the U.K.

Please follow the links on this page for more information PAT testing / portable appliance testing and electrical safety testing

Fixed Electrical Testing and Safety Tests in London

Is your building overdue for fixed electrical testing?

Dont get caught out.

At Safe Electric, we have been ensuring employers provide a safe working environment for over 33 years. Under the Electricity at Work Regulations of 1989, it is your responsibility as Duty Holder to ensure that your fixed electrical installation is safe for both your employees and visitors

As of January 2012 in the UK the rules change and the report will be known as an electrical conditioning report, you must have one every 5 years in a commercial property, sooner in others, currently known as fixed electrical testing or periodic electrical testing on a nationwide platform, ensuring your electrics operate inside health and safety regulations.

Home Owners – are you aware that…

Under the new law, Part P of the building regulations that came into force in January the 1st 2005, most of the electrical works at home have to be carried out by a qualified electrician, registered under a government approved scheme (NICEIC, or ELECSA, or NAPIT)

• Each year 12,500 fires in UK homes are caused by old or faulty electrics
• Every year, 10 people die and 750 people are seriously injured because of faulty electrics
• 40% of the people had no idea about the age of the wiring within their home and 1 of 5 said their wiring was as much as 30 years old
• 52% of the people questioned did not know how often house wiring should be checked by a qualified electrician
• According to the latest property survey, 65% of the London’s properties are using old wiring and based on the current standards they may not even be safe to use
• If you hire the services of unregistered electrician, you have to wait for an electrical installation approval from the local authority building control inspector, before the installation starts being used.
• If the inspector is not satisfied, he can ask for changes to be made or he can even insist for a complete rewire of the property to meet the current standards
• Statistic shows that a D.I.Y. or unregistered electrician can cost you twice as much time and money than the work done by a qualified professional electrician

Fixed Electrical Testing and Safety Tests in Staffordshire

Is your building overdue for fixed electrical testing?

Dont get caught out.

At Safe Electric, we have been ensuring employers provide a safe working environment for over 33 years. Under the Electricity at Work Regulations of 1989, it is your responsibility as Duty Holder to ensure that your fixed electrical installation is safe for both your employees and visitors

As of January 2012 in the UK the rules change and the report will be known as an electrical conditioning report, you must have one every 5 years in a commercial property, sooner in others, currently known as fixed electrical testing or periodic electrical testing on a nationwide platform, ensuring your electrics operate inside health and safety regulations.

Is your building overdue for fixed electrical testing?

Dont get caught out.

At Safe Electric, we have been ensuring employers provide a safe working environment for over 33 years. Under the Electricity at Work Regulations of 1989, it is your responsibility as Duty Holder to ensure that your fixed electrical installation is safe for both your employees and visitors

As of January 2012 in the UK the rules change and the report will be known as an electrical conditioning report, you must have one every 5 years in a commercial property, sooner in others, currently known as fixed electrical testing or periodic electrical testing on a nationwide platform, ensuring your electrics operate inside health and safety regulations.