PAT-iT Ltd provides specialist fire safety and electrical compliance services for construction sites, building projects, contractors and site-based environments across the UK.
We understand that safety is paramount on construction sites. Our engineers arrive fully equipped with PPE, risk assessments and method statements (RAMS), ensuring all work is carried out safely and in line with site requirements.
We predominantly use battery-powered PAT testing equipment on site where appropriate and always comply with site induction and access procedures before commencing any work.
Construction environments require robust safety management due to changing conditions, multiple contractors and high-risk electrical equipment. PAT-iT Ltd provides a full range of compliance services including:
Construction sites are dynamic environments where tools, equipment and working conditions change regularly. This increases the importance of frequent inspection and documentation of electrical equipment.
We also test equipment within site offices, canteens, welfare units, sales offices and show homes as part of our wider compliance service.
All work is carried out in accordance with site requirements, including RAMS documentation, PPE standards and contractor induction procedures.
Our Risk Assessments and Method Statements (RAMS) are available on request and are used to ensure safe working practices on all sites.
All electrical equipment used on site should be included in a structured inspection programme. This includes 110V tools, battery chargers, extension leads, site office equipment and welfare unit appliances.
Construction environments are high-risk and often require more frequent inspection intervals. Many contractors adopt a 3-month inspection cycle depending on site conditions and risk assessment.
On average, around 15 items per hour can be tested, depending on access, equipment condition and any required remedial actions.
Yes. We regularly inspect and test 110V tools, transformers and associated site equipment commonly used within construction environments.
Yes. While battery-powered tools are lower risk, chargers, leads and associated equipment should still be included in a structured inspection regime.
PAT Testing supports compliance with the Electricity at Work Regulations and helps ensure all portable electrical equipment is safe to use in high-risk working environments.