Why P.A.T?
IMPROVE SAFETY
Keep your business and your staff safe from electrical injuries caused by appliances.
ENHANCE ASSET LIFETIME VALUE
Our staff can spot faults that could result in your appliance not lasting as long as it should.
REDUCED INSURANCE LIABILITY
Having your appliances tested allows you to show that you were being safe and cautious.
INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY
Having your appliances in working order all the time and avoiding faults means your staff can keep up the hard work always
COMPLY WITH REGULATIONS
Keep your business legally compliant with the Safety, Health, And Welfare At Work 2013 / S.I No. 291 of 2013.
INSURANCE REQUIREMENT
The majority of Irish Insures now require that you have your appliance pat tested so that you can prove they were safe in case of accidents.
PROTECT YOUR STAFF
Keep your staff safe at work, don’t allow a faulty appliance to hurt one of your team.
PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS
A recent case involving an injury and where the business had no Pat testing results in a €7000 payout.
Frequency of Testing.
The frequency of testing depends on many factors such as appliance use, the area of use, user, age, and class of appliance. The majority of our clients begin testing annually. After several years of testing, we use these reports to then carry out a risk assessment with the client. With the results of this risk assessment, we then decide with the client to shorten or extend the frequency of testing.
Pat testing is charged per unit.
0 to 99 items = €3.90 per item
100 to 250 items = €3.70 per item
251 to 500 items = €3.50 per item
501 to 1000 items = €3.30 per item
Over 1000 items please contact us for price.
Min site visit cost is 155+vat.
Yes.
Under the Safety, Health and Welfare at Work (General Application) Regulations S.I NO.299 of 2013 it is now a requirement under Irish law that all businesses’ are obliged to carry out testing on all portable appliances to ensure the safety and welfare of both employees and customers.
Examples of portable appliances in an office include
PCs, Monitors, Printers, Extension Lead.
Examples in a kitchen include
Fridges, Microwaves, Toasters, Kettles.
Examples on a construction site include
Hand Drills, Power Reels, Battery Chargers.