Portable Appliance Testing
We can carry out the PAT testing of all your appliances within your business, and ensure you abide by all Health and Safety guidelines.
Fixed Installation Testing
We can carry out the testing of all the fixed wiring within your premises. This normally takes the form of a Periodic Inspection Report, carried out for example, in commercial properties every 5 years.
Emergency Light Testing
We can confirm that all your emergency lights work for the full 3 hour duration, and that they would provide an escape route for all your staff, visitors and public, should any emergency occur, that might facititate their use.
Fire Alarm Testing
We can carry out your annual check on your Fire Alarm system to ensure it is in full working order, and has the ability to detect a fire at the earliest possible moment, to reduce the impact upon your business.
Thermal Imaging Testing
We can carry out Thermal Imaging of any problem areas, within such essential equipment as your Distribution Boards, and Mains Panels. So without isolating essential supplies, faults due to loose connections, or excessive current being drawn, can be highlighted before they cause damage, and possible loss of power.
We recently carried out this service for a large 24 hour production plant, and were able to identify problems, and possible areas of danger without the need to isolate the equipment, or even open the panel covers, reducing the risk involved to persons from shock situations, and also reducing the inconvenience factor.
A report was drafted that demonstrated with the aid of both Infrared and normal vision digital photographes where the 'hot spots' were. This allowed the Facilities Management Team to program in essential maintenance works, and prevent the faults escalating into a power loss situation. If the fault had be left untraced the production would have almost certainly been lost mid-run, and the works involved would have been more time consuming, and therefore more expensive, as equipment would have needed to be replaced.
