PAT-iT Ltd understands that discretion and professionalism are essential when working within hospitality and tourism environments. Our engineers always operate respectfully around guests, staff and visitors, ensuring minimal disruption to your business operations.
We support a wide range of hospitality and leisure businesses including bed & breakfasts, hotels, guest houses, holiday cottages, leisure apartments, log cabins, chalets, caravans, holiday parks, restaurants, pubs, bars, clubs, spas, retreats and health & beauty establishments.
All hospitality businesses have a legal duty to maintain safe electrical and fire safety systems. PAT-iT Ltd provides a complete range of compliance services including:
We work closely with business owners, managers and Health & Safety representatives to ensure compliance requirements are met efficiently and with minimal disruption to guests.
We understand that hospitality businesses operate 7 days a week, often with high occupancy levels. Work is therefore planned carefully around booking schedules, quiet periods and off-peak hours where possible.
Not all electrical equipment requires annual testing. We support a risk-based approach based on usage, environment and type of equipment. This helps reduce unnecessary costs while maintaining safety and compliance standards.
Guidance may include the IET Code of Practice, HSG107, BS 50699, BS 5306, BS 5266, BS 5839, BS EN 671 and other relevant British Standards depending on the services provided.
Fire extinguishers should normally be serviced annually in accordance with BS 5306. Hospitality venues should also carry out regular visual checks to ensure extinguishers remain accessible, correctly located and in good condition.
Emergency lighting systems should be tested monthly for functionality and undergo a full annual 3-hour discharge test in line with BS 5266 requirements to ensure safe evacuation during power failure.
Fire alarm systems should be tested weekly at the call point and professionally serviced at regular intervals in accordance with BS 5839. This ensures early detection and reliable operation in guest-facing environments.
PAT Testing frequency should be based on a risk assessment rather than a fixed legal interval. The type of equipment, usage and environment should all be considered when determining inspection schedules.
Yes. Fire doors should be regularly inspected to ensure they close properly, maintain integrity and provide effective compartmentation in the event of a fire.
Yes. Combining fire extinguisher servicing, emergency lighting testing, fire alarm inspection and PAT Testing into a single visit reduces disruption and is often more efficient for hospitality businesses.
Yes. Owners of holiday lets, B&Bs and rental properties have a duty of care to ensure electrical equipment and fire safety systems are properly maintained and safe for guests.