Health and Safety at work act
1974 Health and Safety at work act
The 1974 Health and Safety at Work Act imposes a responsibility on both employers and employees to guarantee the safety of everyone on the workplace premises. The 1999 Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations stipulate that: “Each employer is required to conduct an appropriate assessment of the health and safety risks faced by his employees while they are at work, as well as the health and safety risks to individuals not employed by him that arise from or are associated with his business operations.”
Securing the welfare of your workforce and the wider public
Although PAT Testing is not explicitly mandated by UK law, those in charge (‘Duty holders’) are legally required to safeguard the well-being of employees and the general public. In essence, PAT Testing provides rigorous control measures to mitigate the risk of electric shock and fire, as outlined in the H&S Act. Additionally, PAT Testing offers recorded proof of the ‘maintenance’ of electrical appliances, in accordance with the 1989 Electricity at Work Regulations.
Your safety matters
The health, safety, and well-being of our team, the public and our clients are of the highest importance to us. We are committed to maintaining an environment that prioritises safety of everyone involved. Our dedication to these principles is unwavering, as we believe they are essential to the successful operation of our business and the satisfaction of our clients.