A full electrical safety audit, inclusive of PAT testing, that confirms the electrical integrity of your facility and mitigates the risk of shock, fire, and equipment damage before it becomes an incident.
Electrical hazards are predominantly inherent in most industrial and domestic workplaces, posing danger to both staff and equipment. Deterioration of electrical equipment and cabling is a major source of hazards, which is why we treat auditing as a recurring discipline, not a one-off certificate.
We carry out electrical safety audits across industrial, commercial, and residential installations, including specialist experience in the oil & gas sector: depots and service stations. PAT testing covers both Class 1 and Class 2 equipment, and every audit report contains the remedial measures needed to restore an installation to safe working condition.
Identify shock, fire, explosion, and overloading hazards before they cause an incident.
Verified against BS 7671, IEC 60079-17, NFPA 70E, and the OSH Act, 2007.
Thermal imaging surfaces hot spots, such as loose connections or overloaded cables, while they're still cheap to fix.
A report suitable for compliance, insurance, or investor due diligence.
We scope the installation and confirm access before any testing begins.
Loop impedance, earth resistance, insulation resistance, RCD/ELCB trip time and current, feeder load adequacy, and full wiring inspection.
Findings are walked through with your team before anything is finalised.
A documented, risk-rated report with clear, actionable remedial measures.
Final sign-off and handover of your compliance documentation.
Insulation resistance, continuity, RCD trip time, earth resistance & loop impedance
Thermal imaging to detect hot spots in connections, cables, and switchgear
PAT testing: insulation resistance, earth continuity, lead polarity
Continuity, voltage, and current measurement
Earth resistance and leakage current measurement
Voltage, current, power, energy, harmonics & power factor
It depends on your facility type and usage, but annually is a common baseline for commercial and industrial sites, with more frequent checks for higher-risk environments such as oil & gas depots and service stations.
A safety audit assesses the whole installation: wiring, switchgear, earthing, protection devices. PAT testing is specifically the inspection and testing of portable appliances (Class 1 and Class 2). We typically carry out both together.
Yes, we have specific experience and capacity conducting safety audits at oil & gas depots and service stations, alongside industrial, commercial, and residential installations.
Yes, the report is structured to document statutory compliance and the remedial measures required, and can support insurance, regulatory, or investor due diligence requirements.
Case studies for this service are being compiled. In the meantime, browse the full portfolio for examples of our work across sectors.
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