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Thats true but have you got the docs saying so. If the venue has said they need every thing tested dont you think they will ask for the documents to prove they have been PAT tested. Spent a lot of money on new feather for this event really want to go just cant afford the test. :sad:
its bad for the coops then and its something they will after sort out because they wont have any bots there then
There is no qualification as such for in-house PAT testing. All the HSE look for is a level of competency
The HSE recognise two levels of competency as regards PAT testing.
If you are using a PAT tester that says PASS or FAIL when a test is carried out, then you do not require any electrical skills.
Id suggest Robo challenge buy a simple fail / pass tester and a bunch of stickers..
Charge a nominal fee per test ...
(Message edited by woody on March 29, 2008)
We are currently looking into the best way to sort this out - So far to PAT test 200 items will be around the £600 mark, a cheap testing machine will also be along the same lines of cost.
We will keep you updated on our progress with this, along with when the signup page will be working again.
Isnt this already covered in the CE rating of electrical equipment?
We are currently looking into the best way to sort this out - So far to PAT test 200 items will be around the £600 mark, a cheap testing machine will also be along the same lines of cost.
We will keep you updated on our progress with this, along with when the signup page will be working again.
http://www.pattesters.co.uk/batt-pat-battery-powered-pat-tester.htmlhttp://www.pattesters.co.uk/batt-pat...at-tester.html
How stands that PAT thing towards Eu standards?
http://www.pattesters.co.uk/seaward-supernova-plus-pat-tester.htmlhttp://www.pattesters.co.uk/seaward-...at-tester.html
i have one of these.
Mario ...As far as I understand its aimed toward an employer....making them responsible for the safety of electrical appliances either in the workplace or in use by their employees.