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Employers have an obligation under their 'Duty of Care' (as stated in the Health and Safety at work Act 1974) to take all reasonable and practicable measures to prevent danger from electrical systems, electrical equipment and conductors. This includes fixed installations and other equipment, such as portable appliances (the electricity at Work Regulations 1989). Insurance Companies It is recommended that your first step is to assess the risk, and this should be done by carrying out a risk assessment to: The easiest way to comply fully with your obligation as a 'Duty Holder' is to get a 'Qualified' expert to test electrical wiring systems and associated portable appliances. At Safetest (Scotland) we will give an unbiased report regarding any remedial work that may be required, and would undertake any small corrections, such as replacement of faulty or incorrectly rated fuses ree of charge.

At Safetest (Scotland), we have one aim – to provide the highest quality service, at the best possible price. All of our staff are highly skilled and fully qualified, ensuring that you receive the highest quality testing available. In addition, our engineers undergo regular quality control tests, to maintain the highest of standards. We are the region’s leading electrical testing company and carry out work across the Aberdeen and Grampian area. Safetest (Scotland) utilise experts within our organisation who can provide clear and concise guidance on what you need to do to ensure compliance and safety for your business and home. Our focus is on excellent customer service, impartial advice and quality of delivery. The Regulations require that all systems be maintained to prevent danger as far as possible. Most Insurance companies will assume that the owners of the business are compliant with all relevant regulations. These insurers are fully entitled to reduce, or even refuse to pay out on a claim for damage caused by a portable appliance that has not been tested. We provide our customers with peace of mind in knowing that we take care of legislative and compliance issues, leaving you to focus on your business. This same principal also applies to our domestic customers, whatever their needs. - Identify the hazards - Decide who might be harmed, and how - Evaluate risks and decide whether existing measures are adequate