Portable Appliance Testing Specialist
Darlington - County Durham - The North East
Call us on 0845 519 2751
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PATtest4U™
154 Jedburgh Drive
Darlington
DL3 9UW
Tel: 0845 519 2751
Mob: 07835 096932
Did you know?
The Health and Safety Executive states that 25% of all reported electrical accidents involve portable appliances
News @ P A T t e s t 4 U™
Portable Appliance Testing Specialists
New Corporate Website
Today saw the launched of PATtest4U™ new corporate website. The entire site has been restructured and written to hopefully give our valued customers access to all the latest information relating to our services, policies, procedures and general portable appliance testing information.
23 August, 2007
Keeping children safe at fairgrounds this summer
HSE Principal Inspector David Cole said:
"It’s an unfortunate fact that this does not always happen. In recent years there have been over 30 major accidents to members of the public on fairgrounds in the North East region."
23 August, 2007 
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Who do the WEEE regulations affect?
Any business that manufactures, brands or imports electrical or electronic products is known as a ‘producer’ and is affected. Businesses selling electrical items or storing, treating or dismantling WEEE will also be affected. The legislation applies to household and non-household products.
23 August, 2007 READ MORE
Do you comply with the WEEE Directive?
When businesses produce waste, they have a range of responsibilities. These include complying with the requirements of the Duty of Care, and if they’re producing hazardous waste, they may need to register as a producer under the Hazardous Waste Regulations
The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) legislation introduces new responsibilities for businesses and other non-household users of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE). This includes businesses, schools, hospitals, and government agencies, when they dispose of their electrical waste. These organisations will need to ensure that all separately collected WEEE is treated and recycled. Whether the business or the producer of the (EEE) pays for this depends on the circumstances.
23 August, 2007 READ MORE
Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005
The Regulatory Reform (Fire Safety) Order 2005 or "the Fire Safety Order" applies across England and Wales and came into force on 1 October 2006.
10 August, 2007 READ MORE
Recent News
Launch of new website
Keeping children safe at fairgrounds
Who do the WEEE regulations affect?
Do you comply with the WEEE Directive?
Public Notice - Product Recalls
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