Build a clearer set of site records
PAT testing comes first
Our main focus is detailed appliance testing with same-day documentation.
Equipment made accessible
Advance preparation helps us reach plugs, extinguishers and test points.
Three outputs kept separate
You receive appliance, extinguisher and lighting records for easier filing.
Start with a clear appliance test plan
PAT testing is our main service focus, giving workplaces and managed properties a clear record of accessible electrical equipment and its condition. We arrange fire safety checks in Gravesend with on-site attendance from Bexleyheath. Before the visit, prepare access to appliances and provide an approximate quantity, including equipment kept in cupboards or less-used rooms. We combine visual inspection with appropriate electrical tests using calibrated equipment. Our same-day certificate, asset list and pass or fail results then give you evidence that can be reviewed without relying on labels alone.
Add equipment and escape-lighting records
We can also service extinguishers and test emergency lighting as complementary site requirements. Preparing extinguisher locations and lighting test points helps us move through the Gravesend premises without avoidable delays. We inspect extinguisher condition, pressure, seals and suitability, then record the service outcome. Emergency lighting tests examine whether fittings operate on backup power, with annual checks lasting three hours. If you provide previous test dates and approximate quantities, we can understand the likely scope and plan the separate records you'll receive after each booked service.
Frequently asked questions
How accurate should our appliance estimate be?
A sensible approximate count is enough for an initial enquiry, but include fixed work areas, kitchens, cupboards and stored equipment where relevant. Better information helps us assess the visit and prepare the asset-testing workload.
What should we do before extinguisher servicing?
Make extinguisher locations accessible and provide previous service information if you have it. Tell us about missing, damaged or moved units. We review current condition and suitability during the booked inspection rather than relying only on old labels.
Why are previous lighting test dates useful?
They help us understand the existing maintenance cycle and whether an annual duration test may be due. Records can also show earlier faults. We still test the accessible system according to the scope agreed for the current visit.