PAT Testing For Building Sites

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) is the easiest way to ensure your building site’s electrical equipment is safe. As an employer, you are responsible for arranging regular PAT testing, to ensure the safety and wellbeing of your staff is protected. And, because building sites are classed as a ‘high risk’ environment, your diligence is even more necessary. Building sites should arrange regular PAT tests roughly every 3-6 months. Proper PAT testing, conducted by a trained engineer, is the only way to ensure building equipment and appliances are safe for use.

Nationwide PAT Testing For Building Sites

Hawkesworth offers PAT testing for building sites nationwide. From central London to the Channel Islands, we can mobilise a locally-based engineer to PAT test your building site. We have more than 150 engineers around the UK and Ireland, and more than 30 years helping businesses with PAT testing. Choose us and your building site will be in good hands. Why Choose Hawkesworth For PAT Testing?

1. Competitive pricing: We offer PAT testing at very competitive prices, helping you keep track of your building site’s budget.
2. Grouped services: To save you from dealing with several contractors, we can help with extra electrical services like thermographic surveys, fire risk assessments and EICR.
3. Extra mile: We can above and beyond for our clients. Along with your PAT test certificate, we’ll also provide a detailed report (with photos) which shows you which appliances passed and failed.
4. Handy reminders: To make your life easier, we’ll even send you a reminder to let you know when your next PAT test is due.

Through our national network of fully certified engineers, Hawkesworth provide a range of technical compliance and testing services to ensure you’re not at risk – we’ve got you covered!

Get In Touch To Arrange PAT Testing For Building Sites 

To book PAT testing for your building site, you can fill in our form for a free, no-obligation quote, or just give us a call. Got a question about PAT testing? Check out our guide.