?What’s a thermographic survey you may ask? A thermographic survey is undertaken using thermal imaging cameras which detect heat. They allow our inspectors to find any weaknesses (also known as ‘Hotspots’) within electrical components. It also provides an in-depth look at testing and helps to detect any risks that have been missed from a visual inspection.…
?The 1st of May… the beginning of sunny weather, bank holidays and most importantly, National Electrical Safety Month! ?️National Electrical Safety Month is a time for us to raise awareness about the importance of electrical safety in our homes, workplaces, and communities. ?This month, we celebrate the advancements in electrical technology that make our lives easier…
?If you work with electricity, you need to know about the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 (EaWR1989) and the IET Wiring Regulations (BS7671). These are two sets of regulations that aim to ensure the safety of electrical installations and equipment in the workplace. Here are some basic facts about them to ensure you’re in the…
6️⃣The fourth seminar of our Electrical Safety Series is just 6 days away!! ?Thursday 1st May 2025 – ?The Celtic Manor, Newport, Wales. ?Not booked on yet? Join us today via the link below!?? Electrical Safety Seminars 2025 – Guardian Electrical Compliance Ltd ??Topics to be discussed??? Dutyholder Responsibility,? Incoming Amendment 4,? Panel Risk Assessments,?…
Today we’re celebrating the Earth — the one that gives us life AND the one that keeps our circuits safe. ? Remember: Proper earthing doesn’t just protect your electrical systems, it protects you too.So while we’re all about saving the planet, we’re also big fans of saving lives… one grounding wire at a time! Stay…
What is the Electricity at Work Regulations of 1989? ?? The Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 is a set of regulations created under the Health and Safety at Work etc. Act 1974. These regulations require precautions to be taken against the risk of death or personal injury from electricity in work activities. The regulations apply…
Are you a dutyholder who needs to ensure electrical compliance and safety on your site? If so, you might want to check out Guardian Electricals’ Famous Dutyholder Guide. It’s a free and easy-to-read guide that covers the essential legislation and regulations that affect your role, such as Electricity at Work Regulations 1989 and 18th Edition…
?Motherwell, you were a pleasure! Just like that, we’ve completed another successful electrical safety seminar, meaning we have now ticked off 3/7 dates of our spring series! ?It was great to see so many of you yesterday, up at the Dakota Hotel and based off you’re feedback we can proudly say you all had a…
The HSE, or the Health and Safety Executive, is an independent body that regulates health and safety at work in Great Britain. They have the power to inspect, investigate and enforce the law to prevent work-related harm. Why should you care about the HSE? ?They can spot hazards – such as exposed wires or faulty…
2 down…5 to go! Following another successful seminar down in London yesterday, our countdown to our next electrical safety seminar begins! Next Thursday, 3rd April we will be hosting our third seminar of the series up at the Dakota Hotel in Motherwell! ℹ️Be among the first to gain critical insights into: ?The significant BS7671:2018 Amendment…