143 Blackpool Road, Carleton, Poulton-le-Fylde, Lancashire. FY6 7QH
T: 07971 823107 - E: info@ces-testing.co.uk
Why should we carry out PAT testing?
PAT testing can help you to comply with the following regulations:
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
Electricity At Work Act 1989
Provisions & Use Of Work Equipment Regulations 1998
Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 2003
Is the testing disruptive?
As each appliance to be tested has to be disconnected from the mains supply there
will always be a degree of disruption, however we try to keep this to a minimum.
As an alternative we can also carry out an out of hours service.
What is the PAT Testing Procedure?
- Visual inspection of the appliance
- Electrical testing of the appliance
- Polarity Check (Extension and detachable leads)
- Earth Continuity (Class I appliance)
- Insulation Resistance
- Operational Test
3. Labelling to indicate the following
- Appliance ID
- Test date
- Engineer's name
4. Documentation of results containing the following information (supplied as a PDF document usually
within 5 working days of completion of testing)
- Location of appliance
- Appliance ID
- Manufacturer
- Test results
- Certicate showing date and number of tests carried out
If you have any queries not addressed on this page or require further information please contact us