😁Happy Friday all! You know what time it is… 👀It’s Friday’s Find! Feast your eyes on this week’s discovery, which was found by Guardian inspector, Sam Bray, during a recent site inspection at a client’s site in London. 🔎As can be seen via the below picture, this panel has been poorly maintained. Upon a closer…
Electrical Inspection and Testing is a vital part of ensuring safety and compliance in your workplace. 👷 As a dutyholder, you have a legal obligation to provide a safe working environment for your employees and visitors, as well as to maintain your electrical systems in accordance with the Health and Safety at Work Act and…
Looking for your next career move? This week, Guardian Electrical has several exciting opportunities for talented professionals to join our growing nationwide team. 🔍 Current Open Roles: At Guardian, we’re passionate about electrical safety, supporting our clients, and investing in the people who make it all happen. When you join us, you’re not just starting…
😁That Friday feeling has arrived once again… and so has another Friday’s Find! 👏🏻This weeks’ edition has been brought to you by Guardians fixed inspector Andy Lee who discovered the pictured distribution board during a recent a recent inspection and test and a client’s site. 🕵🏻This board was located at the top of a loading…
Always wanting to support local talent, Guardian Electrical are proud to support Mason Royals, one of our talented remedials apprentices, both on and off the pitch! 👷♂️⚽ Guardian Electrical are now an official sponsor of Ecclesfield Blues FC, backing Mason and his team for the upcoming season💪 Best of luck this season, Mason — we’ll…
🤔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…
Let’s take it back to basics… 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…
Firstly, let’s start by saying “EYUP Duck 🦆, Happy Yorkshire Day” 🌞The sun might be hiding, but this week’s find is turning up the heat! 🔥 While carrying out an Electrical Installation Condition Report at a local school, our sharp-eyed Fixed Inspector Jamie Hepplestone uncovered a serious issue: a socket outlet with reverse polarity – where the live and neutral wires…
🔌 Electrical Equipment Testing (EET) is more than just a legal requirement – it’s a way to protect your business and your employees from electrical hazards. 🔌 EET, formerly known as PAT (Portable Appliance Testing), is the practice of checking and testing electrical appliances and equipment to make sure they are safe and comply with…
We’re incredibly proud to share that our very own Matt Gilmore has been recognised by the Leicestershire Education Business Company (LEBC) for his outstanding contribution to STEM education! 👏📚 Over the past academic year, Matt has dedicated his time and expertise by volunteering at multiple LEBC school events, inspiring the next generation of electricians, engineers,…