Ensuring Safe and Compliant Industrial Equipment in Factory Environments
Keep your factory, workshop, or industrial site safe, compliant, and fully documented with professional PAT testing across North Cambridgeshire.
We provide a fully managed portable appliance testing service for factories, warehouses, manufacturing facilities, and industrial environments, ensuring all portable electrical equipment is tested, labelled, and certified with minimal disruption to production.
High-Use Electrical Equipment in Demanding Factory Conditions
Factories and industrial sites often contain a wide range of portable electrical equipment used daily in demanding conditions. These environments increase wear, dust exposure, and risk of damage to cables and plugs.
We specialise in efficient, safety-focused testing for industrial workplaces, including:
- 110V and 240V power tools
- Portable machinery and workshop equipment
- Extension leads and cable reels
- Battery chargers and industrial charging units
- Portable lighting and inspection lamps
- Welding ancillary equipment (non-fixed portable items)
- Workshop hand tools and electrical equipment
- Any portable electrical appliances used on-site
We identify damaged wiring, unsafe equipment, and electrical faults before they lead to downtime, safety incidents, or failed audits.
Built around production schedules
We understand that factories and industrial sites cannot afford unnecessary downtime or disruption to production.
That’s why our service is designed to work around your operational requirements.
We offer:
- Flexible scheduling around shifts and production cycles
- Early morning, evening, or phased testing options
- On-site testing carried out safely within active environments
- Efficient testing of large volumes of equipment
- Clear coordination with site managers or H&S teams
Whether you operate a small workshop or a large manufacturing facility, we adapt to your workflow.
A fully managed PAT testing service
We handle the entire process so your internal teams can stay focused on operations and production.
Our service includes:
- Full inspection and PAT testing of portable industrial equipment
- Clear pass/fail labelling on all items for traceability
- Serialised asset recording for audits and compliance tracking
- Digital or printed certification for health & safety records
- Structured re-testing reminders and scheduling support
Everything is organised, documented, and ready for inspection or audit requirements.
Support your health & safety and compliance requirements
PAT testing plays an important role in supporting workplace safety systems and demonstrating due diligence under health and safety regulations.
Regular testing helps factories and industrial sites:
- Maintain safe working environments
- Support internal health & safety procedures
- Reduce risk of electrical faults and equipment failure
- Minimise production downtime caused by faulty equipment
- Provide documentation for audits and insurance requirements
We help ensure your compliance records are clear, consistent, and up to date.
Our industrial PAT testing process
We follow a structured, efficient process designed for factory environments:
- Visual inspection of all portable equipment and cables
- PAT testing using calibrated equipment
- Clear labelling of tested items for traceability
- Recording of results for audit and compliance purposes
- Issuing of digital or printed certification
- Reporting of any failed or high-risk equipment
Service area
We provide factory and industrial PAT testing across North Cambridgeshire and surrounding areas, including:
- Peterborough
- Huntingdon and Godmanchester
- St Ives
- St Neots and surrounding industrial estates and business parks
Whether you operate a single workshop or a multi-site manufacturing operation, we provide flexible on-site testing tailored to your schedule.
Frequently asked questions
Is PAT testing required in factories?
There is no specific legal requirement for PAT testing, but employers must ensure electrical equipment is maintained safely under workplace health and safety regulations.
How often should industrial equipment be PAT tested?
This depends on usage, environment, and risk level. Equipment in industrial environments typically requires more frequent testing due to higher wear and exposure.
Can testing be carried out without stopping production?
Yes. We can work around shifts, production schedules, and operational requirements to minimise disruption.
What happens if equipment fails testing?
Any failed equipment is clearly labelled and documented so it can be repaired or replaced before further use.
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We aim to respond the same working day. Most quotes are fixed price and we will suggest an appointment date based on when your PAT Testing is due. Our services are fully qualified and insured using calibrated test equipment.