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 [...]
How much should I charge to PAT test is a regular question from new PAT testers. To answer it you need to take various [...]
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 Compliments PAT How to make messy cables look neat and tidy It is a [...]
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 [...]
Beyond the Code of Practice PATTA is having an afternoon event on Friday 20th May, when our guest speaker, Jim Wallace will be [...]
It is with great sadness that we have to post this news update, but we have lost one of our own, our good friend [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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 - who should be testing them? Fixed Electrical Appliances - who should be testing them? Is a PAT tester supposed [...]