How do you know the electrical equipment in your building is safe?

The Electricity at Work Act, 1999 places a responsibility on all employers and businesses to keep the electrical systems in their building safe and to prevent serious harm or death to the users of their building.

But did you know that it also covers any and all electrical equipment of any type in your building?

Some organisations ask their site manager to acquire a CLAIT qualification so that they can use an electrical testing machine. But ask yourself these questions:

Unless YOU’d previously worked as an electrician or had extensive electrical experience, would YOU be happy being given the responsibility for ensuring the electrical safety of a whole host of different types of electrical equipment including washing machines, drills, videos and televisions? What about IT equipment where doing the wrong test can supply a voltage to the equipment that can destroy the motherboard or wipe the memory chips?

We can help.

Our qualified electrical service engineers will do the testing for you, do all the necessary tests and provided the results in a clear and concise way that enables you to conform to the electrical regulations and legislation and allows you to concentrate on the strategic decision of if and when any of your equipment needs repair or replacement.