How do you set your prices in the busy PAT testing market?
How much should I charge to PAT test is a regular question from new PAT testers. To answer it you need to take various [...]
Cashflow: Are you having problems getting paid?
Managing Cashlow in your PAT Testing business We see it all the time, people on forums asking for help with late payers. It [...]
How TAP complements PAT
How TAP Compliments PAT How to make messy cables look neat and tidy It is a [...]
PATTA Event “Beyond the Code Of Practice”
Beyond the Code of Practice Take a look at the video of this summer's Portable Appliance Testing Trade Association's discussion group "Beyond the [...]
Event: “Beyond the Code of Practice” with Jim Wallace
Beyond the Code of Practice PATTA is having an afternoon event on Friday 20th May, when our guest speaker, Jim Wallace will be [...]
Goodbye, our friend, Andrew
It is with great sadness that we have to post this news update, but we have lost one of our own, our good friend [...]
PAT testers should be replacing non-sleeved plugs
Replace non sleeved plugs Whilst it's not the 'law' the Portable Appliance Testing Trade Association recommends replacing non-sleeved plugs for sleeved ones. Non-sleeved [...]
How much should I expect to pay for PAT testing?
PAT testing is a process carried out to check electrical equipment fitted with a plug is safe to use; it is part of health and [...]
Do I really need to calibrate my PAT tester?
PAT tester Calibration PAT tester calibration - is it really necessary? Do I really have to get it done every year? Members often ask about [...]
Fixed electrical appliances – is a PAT Tester supposed to test them?
Fixed Electrical Appliances - who should be testing them? Fixed Electrical Appliances - who should be testing them? Is a PAT tester supposed [...]