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Commercial & industrial P.A.T testing services
P.A.T testing (Portable Appliance Testing) is the process of inspecting electrical appliances and equipment to help ensure they’re safe to use. It typically combines visual checks with electrical testing using specialist equipment to identify potential hazards before they cause incidents.
We support businesses with structured P.A.T testing programmes tailored to how your equipment is used and the environment it operates in. You’ll receive clear results, practical recommendations, and the documentation needed to support health & safety processes, insurance expectations, and internal compliance requirements.
P.A.T testing capabilities
We deliver complete P.A.T testing services, from planning and asset capture through to labelling, reporting, and follow-up support.
Why choose Atkin Maintenance
Accurate P.A.T Testing
P.A.T testing delivered with accuracy, safety, and clear documentation.
Proven P.A.T Programme Delivery
Proven experience supporting P.A.T programmes across commercial and industrial sites.
service related FAQ’s
Generally, any appliance with a plug connected to the mains should be considered—especially items that are portable, frequently used, or moved often (for example IT equipment, extension leads, heaters, and tools).
Testing typically includes a visual inspection and electrical checks such as earth continuity, insulation resistance, polarity checks, and (where appropriate) load testing.
P.A.T testing is the inspection and electrical testing of portable appliances to help ensure they’re safe to use, typically combining visual checks with test equipment.
Yes. Equipment is labelled as pass/fail with test dates and a next due date, and you receive records suitable for compliance and audit purposes.
Frequency depends on the appliance type, how it’s used, and the environment it operates in. Lower-risk office equipment is often tested less frequently than higher-risk or heavily used portable equipment.
