? 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…
?Looking for your next career move? ??This week, Guardian Electrical has several more exciting opportunities for talented professionals to join our growing nationwide team! ✅Latest open roles: ?At Guardian, we’re passionate about electrical safety, supporting our clients, and investing in the people who make it all happen. ???The full list of our available jobs can…
This November, Guardian is stepping up for PTSG’s “Walk to the Moon – Mission 500 Million Challenge”—that’s 500 million steps, the distance to the moon! ?➡️? To date as a collective, we have done 57,965,480, that’s 442,034,520 to go ? ? Why does it matter? In 2025, over 400,000 children were classed as ‘in need’—that’s…
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…
? “Twas the Eve of All Hallows…” ⚡ Twas the eve of All Hallows, when shadows did creep,Through corridors silent, where secrets did sleep.The panels did whisper, their circuits did moan,“Who checks our bonding, or leaves us alone?” Then enter’d brave Guardians, torches in hand,Inspectors of safety across the wide land.With testers and meters, their…
Guardian Electrical Compliance are delighted to announce our sponsorship of Sacred Heart Youth FC players, Charlie & Frankie, aged 9, as they embark on their exciting football tour to Belgium in April 2026! ✨ We’re passionate about supporting grassroots sport and helping young players access unforgettable experiences — both on and off the pitch. Best…
?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…
Last Friday, our amazing team came together to show support for Breast Cancer Now, embracing the power of pink to raise awareness and funds for vital research and care. We organised a “wear it pink” day for all staff to get involved with, and a fantastic raffle, where prizes included signed football t-shirts, gift vouchers…
We’re joining thousands across the UK in wearing pink to raise money and awareness for Breast Cancer Now, the UK’s leading breast cancer research and support charity. Since its launch, Wear It Pink has raised over £43 million, funding both ground-breaking research and vital support services for people affected by breast cancer. ? What is…
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…