Compliance service

PAT Testing & Electrical Equipment Testing

In-service inspection and testing of portable and fixed electrical equipment, to the IET Code of Practice and HSG107.

What is PAT testing?

PAT testing is the inspection and testing of electrical appliances to confirm they are safe to use. It is a key part of workplace electrical safety and of complying with UK regulations. Regular testing identifies faulty equipment before it becomes a risk to staff, tenants or the public.

What we test

  • Office equipment — computers, printers, monitors
  • Portable appliances — kettles, microwaves, heaters
  • Construction site equipment and 110V tooling
  • Fixed electrical appliances where applicable
  • Extension leads and distribution units

What you receive

Testing is the easy part. Evidence is the product.

  • A digital certificate, same day Issued as a PDF against your account the moment testing completes, not posted out a fortnight later.
  • A full asset register Every item, its location, its result and its next due date. The document an inspector actually asks for.
  • Failures labelled and logged Anything that fails is tagged on site and listed separately, so remedial work can be prioritised rather than hunted for.
  • A reminder before you lapse Automated notice ahead of each retest date. Compliance stops depending on somebody remembering.
PAT-iT engineer with the company van

Your compliance year

Typical statutory rhythm — we hold the dates

Statutory testing schedule. Services are listed down the side and months across the top; a marker shows the months in which each service falls due.
Service Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Emergency lighting Monthly + annual 3hr · BS 5266 Check due Check due Check due Check due Check due Full service due Check due Check due Check due Check due Check due Check due
Fire alarm system Quarterly · BS 5839 Check due Check due Check due Full service due
Fire doors Six-monthly · BS 8214 Check due Check due
Fire extinguishers Annual service · BS 5306 Full service due
Fire risk assessment Annual review · RRO 2005 Full service due
PAT / equipment testing 12 · 24 · 48 months by class · IET CoP Full service due
Routine check Full service or duration test Nothing due

No-obligation site visit

Tell us what you're responsible for. We'll tell you what it takes to stay compliant.

One site or two hundred. We'll walk it, count what genuinely needs testing, and quote against the standard that actually applies.