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When choosing testing equipment, it is important to consider whether a downloadable, manual, battery operated or a simple pass/failtester will meet all your testing requirements.

After some very good correct guesses... we’ve found a winning answer from Friday’s ‘Guess what we PAT Tested’ competition.

Every week we are giving you the chance to win some PAT Testing accessories. This is your chance to win 250 PASS Labels and 250 Failed Labels (worth over £15)!

After a great fundraising week for Sport Relief in March of this year, we’ve taken on the challenge again and are raising money for*. The charity aims to help change the lives of disadvantaged children and young people across the UK.

The vast number of PAT testing machines on the market makes the choice of which one is right for you an almost impossible decision to make. This is especially the case if you are new to PAT testing or if old equipment needs updating. It is very easy to become confused as to which is the right one for your needs.

The information that PAT technicians give their clients should be detailed, ensure that clients are fully informed of the benefits of PAT testing work being carried out on their premises and highlight the risks of not having appliances tested.

With the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) reporting that there are over 1000 electrical accidents each year and of these 1000, 25 result in death, it is vitally important that businesses are aware of electrical safety.

Keith Wright is the manager of Cleveland Juniors under 8’s football team, a team that had been struggling to get coaching staff until Keith came along. Keith has taken the team from nothing to a flourishing unit that now has sponsorship from PASS. After entering the TJFA league the money raised from sponsorship is being used to buy warm tracksuits for the winter.

An Ex RAF Electrician and NET fair winner completes the PAT Testing Business Start up course to refresh his existing electrical knowledge.

PAT Testers opened its doors on Wednesday evening, to Megger’s Peter Wade, for an Evening seminar about making money from everyday PAT Testing. Dozens of PAT Testers and invited guests arrived early for complementary refreshments and to look around PASS Training and Development’s City & Guilds training centre in Stockton on Tees.  Carole, Amy and Iain provided visitors with a...