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PAT testing for businesses in Kent

Appropriate portable electrical equipment inspection and testing for businesses in Ashford and Kent, including offices, schools and managed premises. Suitable London projects by arrangement.

Agree the equipment list and access first. Inspection and testing depend on the equipment and its use; frequency should be risk-based, not an assumed blanket interval.

Agree the equipment list and access first. Inspection and testing depend on the equipment and its use; frequency should be risk-based, not an assumed blanket interval.

Portable equipment, not fixed wiring

Portable equipment, not fixed wiring

PAT concerns the agreed electrical equipment, with appropriate inspection and testing for the item. It is distinct from an EICR of the fixed electrical installation and does not replace fixed-wire inspection or maintenance.

Equipment list and access

Provide an equipment register or estimated count, equipment types, locations and previous results. Agree access, shutdown needs and how staff-owned, specialist or inaccessible equipment will be treated before attendance.

Inspection, testing and results

Carry out the appropriate inspection and testing for the agreed equipment scope. Record item identification, results, limitations and unsafe-item findings. Explain which items need action so the responsible person can manage their use safely.

Remedials and risk-based review

Any repair, replacement or further investigation is separately scoped and agreed. Review frequency using equipment type, use, environment, user checks and previous findings rather than treating every item as needing the same interval. Keep results and action records with your equipment register.

Related services and practical guidance

Explore our statutory-compliance and maintenance services, then use the guidance below to prepare an equipment list, review risk-based testing frequency and keep clear results and action records.

Request a PAT testing quote

Send your postcode, premises use, equipment list or estimated count, equipment types, previous results, access windows and any operational restrictions. Use Contact Us to agree scope and arrangements. For an active electrical fault rather than planned equipment testing, use the call-out request subject to suitability and availability.