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Portable Appliance Testing (P.A.T.)

Health and Safety is becoming of utmost importance and Portable Appliance Testing is an important part of any Health and Safety Policy.

The Electricity at Work Regulations place a legal responsibility on employers, employees and self-employed persons to comply with the provisions of the regulations and take practical steps to ensure no danger results from the use of portable appliances.

The Electricity at Work regulations 1989 requires electrical appliances and systems to be maintained to prevent the risk of accidents. Recommendations in The Health and Safety Executive Memorandum of Guidance HS(R)25 state that maintenance should be based on a regime of regular inspection and testing by a competent person.

Gomer Can implement a regular programme of maintenance, inspection and testing when portable appliances are used:

• by employees
• the general public
• where appliances are supplied or hired
• where appliances are repaired or serviced

Gomer offers a very competitive service to assist you in implementing a regular program of maintenance, inspection and testing.

Periodic Test and Inspection

For insurance, health and safety and a requirement of BS7672 (IEE Regulations).

Emergency Lighting

Emergency Lighting installations both stand alone and central battery backup. Quarterly and yearly testing. Testing and maintenance of Emergency Lighting installations as required by BS7671 (IEE Regulations)

Electrical Installation Certificate

NICEIC Certificates are issued on completion of all Electrical Installations carried out by our electrical engineers.

Minor Works

NICEIC Certificates are issued on completion of all Minor Works carried out by our electrical engineers.

Part P

The NICEIC Domestic installers Scheme will enable Gomer to self-certify that their work complies with the national safety standard BS7671. It is designed to satisfy the requirements for Part P, the electrical safety requirement for the Building Regulations for England and Wales .

http://www.niceic.org.uk/partp/partpindex.html

Thermographic Imaging

Thermal imaging involves the surveying of electrical, mechanical or structural parts of a building by viewing otherwise invisible thermal radiation with specialist equipment. Thermal imaging is not a statutory requirement, but many insurers, risk managers and buildings maintenance personnel are now recognising its significant contribution in planned and predictive maintenance, not otherwise recognised in statutory obligations.

There is very little or no interruption, as the time taken to survey the site is relatively short, though it does require all services to be operating at a normal state. Survey time can be relatively short.

The real skill lies in the interpretation of the results. Our thermographically trained staff will provide you with a full thermographic report, detailing the anomalies found, and if required, images of all areas surveyed, irrespective of hotspots or not. The imager transposes the temperature reading taken in each of its field of view, and converts it into a thermal image. The images are stored, and downloaded to specialist analysis software, after which your advisory report is prepared.

Gomer is commited to working in partnership with our customers throughout the UK