Exposed AND outside, I know I wouldn’t fancy it this winter, and neither would this plug socket🥶 During a recent inspection and testing programme one of our inspectors discovered this damaged electrical fitting for an outdoor plug socket, with exposed wiring. 🔌 This hazard shows the importance of regular inspection and testing on-site, as this…
Electrical Equipment Testing (EET) is more than just a legal requirement – it’s a way to protect your business and your employees from electrical hazards. EET, formerly known as PAT (Portable Appliance Testing), is the practice of checking and testing electrical appliances and equipment to make sure they are safe and comply with the relevant…
If you work with electricity, you need to know about the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 (EaWR1989) and the IET Wiring Regulations (BS7671). These are two sets of regulations that aim to ensure the safety of electrical installations and equipment in the workplace. So, here are some basic facts about them to ensure you’re in…
Fridays Find – Find of the Year! 🤯 Where the film industry has the Oscars, and the music industry has the Grammys. We’re starting off this new year looking back on 2023 and awarding this spot ‘Find of the Year’! 🥳 One of our inspectors came across this live conductor found in metal socket outlet,…
Are you a dutyholder who needs to ensure electrical compliance and safety on your site? If so, you might want to check out Guardian Electrical’s’ educational Dutyholder Guide. It is a free and easy-to-read guide that covers the essential legislation and regulations that affect your role, such as Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 and…