WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT
COMPREHENSIVE APPLIANCE TESTING FOR ALL INDUSTRIES
Our engineers conduct thorough electrical safety checks on all portable equipment across office, industrial, and construction environments.
MINIMISED DISRUPTION WITH TAILORED SCHEDULING
We coordinate testing in phases or during off-peak hours to maintain your operational continuity and productivity.
DETAILED LABELLING AND COMPLIANCE RECORDS PROVIDED
Every asset receives a unique safety tag alongside a full digital report for your statutory records.

ENSURING APPLIANCE SAFETY WITH PAT TESTING
Portable Appliance Testing (PAT) verifies that electrical equipment is safe for continued use. Bee Compliant provides efficient testing with minimal disruption, helping businesses and landlords meet their statutory legal responsibilities. Each appliance undergoes a thorough inspection and electrical test before being clearly labelled; we then provide detailed reports for your compliance records and total peace of mind.




WHAT ITEMS NEED PAT TESTING?
Most electrical appliances and equipment used within your business require regular testing to ensure safety and compliance. This typically includes:
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Computer equipment
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Extension leads
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TVs and media equipment
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Printers and photocopiers
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Kettles
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Vending machines
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Freezers
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Electric ovens
This is not an exhaustive list; our team is happy to conduct a full on-site assessment to identify exactly which items require testing to keep your premises compliant.
FLEXIBLE AND CONVENIENT PAT TESTING
Bee Compliant recognises that disconnecting and testing appliances can impact your daily operations. To prevent this, we work closely with you to minimise disruption. This often involves testing equipment in scheduled stages to maintain your operational capacity or performing inspections during quieter periods when demand for appliances is lowest. The frequency of testing depends on your industry, the type of equipment used, and the environment in which it operates. Generally, businesses fall into three categories:
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Medium Risk: Covers standard environments such as offices and retail shops. Equipment in these settings typically requires testing annually.
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Medium-High Risk: Includes industrial environments like workshops and factories. Due to higher wear and tear, testing is usually required every 6 to 12 months.
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High Risk: Covers demanding environments such as construction sites. To ensure safety, equipment in these areas requires testing every 3 months.
If you are unsure which category your business falls into, our team is happy to provide a tailored assessment based on current HSE guidelines.





