Portable Appliance Testing (also known as PAT testing, PAC testing or electrical equipment inspection) is the easiest way of ensuring that all your electrical equipment is safe to use.
The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 makes it your responsibility to make sure all of your electrical equipment is safe and compliant. If not, you could be putting yourself, your employees, your office and ultimately your business at risk.
Our network of experienced PAT testers carries out over seven million electrical equipment tests every year, keeping businesses across a wide range of industries compliant and safe.
Why choose Hawkesworth for your PAT testing requirements?
Competitive pricing: We are one of the most cost-effective PAT testing companies in the UK, with prices that can’t be beat
We are available across the country: Our network of highly-skilled, City & Guilds qualified engineers cover England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland and the Channel Islands
We are available 24 hours a day: We can PAT test your electrical appliances out of hours and at weekends for no extra cost
We go above and beyond the minimal requirements: Not only will you receive a certificate of compliance, but we will provide a detailed PAT report with photos, so you know which appliances passed and failed, alongside our distinctive barcoded labels
We provide the same exceptional service, no matter the size of your business: We have experience of supplying PAT testing to multi-site companies, through to the smallest sole traders
We offer a free reminder service: Don’t worry about forgetting to get your electrical equipment tested as we provide a courtesy reminder service
We’re a one-stop-shop for your businesses safety requirements: As well as PAT testing, we provide a range of electrical compliance services
We provide expert advice, any time you need it: We keep all of our customers up to date with the latest industry developments, so you are fully informed at all times
Contact us today to find out about our competitive PAT testing rates, and how you can keep your electrical equipment safe.