PATTA News & Guidance

Microwave leakage and what you should consider

Ask yourself… Do you know what sort of injury high levels of microwave energy causes? Do you know that damage is cumulative? Do you know the “Safe level” and how that level was derived? If you find a leak, what are you going to do? Tell the customer not to use the oven?? Say “It should be OK”? Remember, you have to attach a “Sticker saying who made the test and when etc. Does the [...]

Microwave leakage and what you should consider2019-10-17T19:34:34+00:00

Struggling to get paid? Send the nudger email

Effective email template to get your invoices paid Email is an incredibly effective tool to use for credit control; much easier than sending letters these days, but what proves to be a common problem is wording the email right to make sure we get paid.  Common email mistakes include unfriendly tone, appearance of automation / lack of humanity, an aggressive or judgemental approach to overdue invoices, and even chasing the wrong person entirely I have [...]

Struggling to get paid? Send the nudger email2019-10-17T19:35:32+00:00

Why would you join PATTA?

The Portable Appliance Testing Trade Association is not intended to be a networking group, or a sales tool for your business; the people who run "PATTA" are as busy as you are, running and working in their own businesses, so they don't really have the time to promote yours too. Additionally if we were going to promote your business and get you leads or sales then we'd charge a lot more for a membership than [...]

Why would you join PATTA?2019-10-17T19:31:13+00:00

Member Facebook Group

PATTA members have the benefit of being able to use our own exclusive, members only group on Facebook; people who are not members do not have access to this group. If you want to be added to our group apply here: PATTA on Facebook

Member Facebook Group2019-01-06T12:31:21+00:00

News Update October 2018

The future of PAT This is a very interesting time for the PAT Testing industry, with the UK government taking electrical safety very seriously at the moment. Brexit is likely to bring changes to the legislation, with much to be decided over the next few months. The government were already in the process of setting up a new 'Office for Product Safety' - mainly due to the issue of counterfeit and non-UK standard electrical items, [...]

News Update October 20182020-07-06T17:39:37+00:00
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