PAT-iT Ltd provides specialist fire safety and electrical compliance services for corporate organisations, business events, exhibitions, trade shows and multi-site premises across the UK.
Fire safety is a critical responsibility for any business or event organiser. We support duty holders in maintaining safe environments through structured inspection, testing and compliance reporting.
We deliver a complete range of fire safety and electrical compliance services, including:
Corporate environments, exhibitions and temporary events often involve large numbers of people, complex layouts and temporary electrical systems. This makes fire safety compliance essential for both legal and insurance requirements.
Key fire safety risks include blocked escape routes, overloaded electrical systems, trailing cables, temporary lighting rigs and unfamiliar venue layouts.
Emergency lighting and fire alarm systems play a vital role in ensuring safe evacuation during power loss or emergency situations.
Electrical safety and fire safety are closely linked. Faulty equipment, overloaded circuits and damaged cables are among the leading causes of workplace fire incidents.
PAT testing and electrical inspections support your wider fire risk management strategy by identifying faults before they become a hazard.
Employers, venue operators and event organisers have a legal duty under the Electricity at Work Regulations and fire safety legislation to ensure all equipment and safety systems are properly maintained.
Our structured reporting and certification supports compliance with insurance requirements, audits and internal governance processes.
We provide fire extinguisher servicing, emergency lighting testing, fire alarm inspections and fire door inspections as part of a full compliance package.
Yes. Event organisers and venues must ensure appropriate fire safety measures are in place, including emergency lighting, fire extinguishers and evacuation procedures.
Faulty electrical equipment is a major fire risk. PAT testing helps identify damage, wear and electrical faults that could lead to fire hazards.
Fire extinguishers should normally be serviced annually in accordance with BS 5306, with regular visual inspections between services.
Emergency lighting should be tested monthly and undergo a full annual discharge test in accordance with BS 5266.
Yes. Fire risk assessments are a legal requirement for most non-domestic premises and help determine appropriate fire safety measures.