If you take our PAT Testing Course it will expand your electrical market and most importantly increase your income.
British law (the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 in particular) requires that all electrical systems (including electrical appliances) are maintained (so far as is reasonably practicable) to prevent danger.
The best way to prove this has been done is to Visually Inspect and PAT Test so get booked on our PAT Testing Course Now!
Tuesday 22 March 2011
Friday 18 March 2011
Part P Training Explained
There seems to be a lot of confusion about Part P Training Courses and Part P Registered Schemes so we thought we would put the record straight.
Part P Training Courses should really be referred to as a Building Regulation Courses as Part P is one of the 14 Parts included in Building Regulations 2000 and relates specifically to Electrical Safety.
As for Part P Registered Schemes they do not exist and are known as Approved Competent Persons schemes.
Don’t be confused by industry jargon.
Part P Training Courses should really be referred to as a Building Regulation Courses as Part P is one of the 14 Parts included in Building Regulations 2000 and relates specifically to Electrical Safety.
As for Part P Registered Schemes they do not exist and are known as Approved Competent Persons schemes.
Don’t be confused by industry jargon.
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