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PAT testing for recruitment agencies and office businesses: guidance for computers, kitchen appliances, chargers and extension leads. What equipment should be considered? Portable and movable

PAT testing for churches and places of worship: guidance for electrical equipment, kitchens, offices, audio systems and community facilities. What equipment should be considered? Portable

PAT testing for gyms and leisure centres: common electrical equipment, higher-use environments, visual checks and risk-based testing. What equipment should be considered? Portable and movable

PAT testing for supported living and residential care settings: guidance on appliances, inspections, records and planning around residents. What equipment should be considered? Portable and

PAT testing for facilities management companies: organise consistent appliance inspection and testing across client sites and multi-site estates. What equipment should be considered? Portable and

Estate and letting agents may manage large numbers of properties containing landlord-supplied electrical appliances. A consistent approach to electrical equipment maintenance can make portfolio management

A little preparation before a PAT testing visit can reduce downtime and help ensure equipment is not missed. The aim is to make appliances accessible

Nurseries and childcare settings use a wide range of electrical equipment, often in environments where young children are present. Good maintenance, sensible equipment selection and

Retail premises rely on electrical equipment every day, including tills, displays, computers, cleaning equipment, extension leads and staff-room appliances. A proportionate maintenance programme helps keep

Landlords and accommodation operators often have electrical appliances provided for residents or guests. Managing these appliances properly is an important part of maintaining a safe