Dave Wilson, Editor, writes:
We see from your search that you're looking for information on the term "Safety Testing",
and we have a large number of manufacturers' news releases and technical articles here on Engineeringtalk which will be of interest.
Let me be your guide.
Start with
the news release Software eases the management of test data from
Seaward Electronic, which we summarised at the time by saying "A preview facility gives users the ability to preview downloaded data and easily correct mistakes that arise during the hustle and bustle of testing".
Earlier in the week,
we featured the news release Testing company launches training programme from
Epsilon Test Services: "Epsilon is now over half way through its programme of assessment to ensure that all 60 of its periodic test engineers achieve Qualifying Supervisor status".
In January 2008, we covered the news from Cropico
- take a look at Site eases access to in-depth test information
which says: "Precision measurement specialist Cropico has upgraded its website to make the selection and purchase of its resistance and temperature measurement instruments faster and easier".
Take a look also at the news release from Seaward Electronic, Code updates portable appliance testing,
as well as Electrical tester improves rental safety from Clare Instruments,
and Appliance testers meet new code of practice from Seaward Electronic.
See also:
News on the Electrical safety testing from Epsilon Compliance
(September 2007)
Epsilon Test Services tested over over 1800 appliances for the NICEIC
Company begins electrical standards lobbying
(August 2007)
Epsilon Test Services is lobbying the NICEIC to step in and set industry standards to protect unwitting customers from being misled about periodic testing
Tension control fasteners improve offshore safety
(August 2007)
RotaBolt 2 tension control fastener system was selected because it provides a range of tension control on installation, tightening and in-service checking
GBP 450,000 electrical safety contract signed
(July 2007)
Epsilon is set to commence testing work for Wolsely UK at the beginning of August, and it is due to test at 888 sites during the first year of the contract
Improved electrical safety testing system
(June 2007)
Advanced PATSolutions for effective electrical safety testing from Seaward Electronic
Instrument tests leads and power sockets
(June 2007)
Seaward Electronic's Primetest 100 is designed for the fast and effective safety checking of all types of Class I and Class II portable electrical equipment used in the workplace
Test instrument website upgraded
(May 2007)
Clare Instruments' site has been completely restructured to incorporate a range of new features to help users identify the right electrical safety tester for their needs
Combi tester for multi electrical safety checks
(May 2007)
New multi function tester, PrimeTest 200 hand held unit from Seaward Electronic, incorporates safety-testing capabilities
Software tools and workplace electrical safety
(April 2007)
Alan Barrett, software product manager of Seaward Electronic, explains how new electrical test data management programs can help to maintain a safe working environment
Solution monitors tests
(April 2007)
Zwick's testXpert II overcome small timing delays in the Windows operating system, using a combination of hardware and software
Navigation system aids automotive safety testing
(April 2007)
The newly developed RT2500 inertial and GPS navigation system will make the job of performing the NHTSA tests a lot easier
Test smarter with Seaward's installation tester
(April 2007)
Seaward's innovative new Powertest 1557 is a compact all in one installation tester that enables contractors of all sizes to meet their 16th Edition and Part P electrical testing obligations
One tester for all workplace safety equipment
(March 2007)
An innovative new tester from Seaward Electronic's has been specifically designed for the testing and inspection of a wide range of workplace safety equipment
Which PAT solution is best for you?
(February 2007)
Jim Wallace of Seaward Electronic looks at technology advances in portable appliance testing (PAT) and the integration of instruments with test data management software
Tester puts workplace safety on the record
(January 2007)
Handheld tester makes testing and inspection of a wide range of workplace safety equipment and appliances as fast and effective as possible
Handheld tester for safety equipment inspection
(January 2007)
New handheld tester records condition of workplace safety equipment
New software for portable electrical tests
(January 2007)
PATGuard Lite software has been developed for workplace electrical test records
Compact proving units for wide range of indicators
(December 2006)
Seaward Electronic has introduced a range of battery powered proving units for use with high and low voltage indicators
Electrical safety at work: eliminating the dangers
(November 2006)
Jim Wallace explains the importance of ensuring the safety of electrical equipment used in the workplace
Hand held tester for higher electrical safety
(November 2006)
New hand held PrimeTest 300 boosts workplace electrical safety
Guide to portable appliance testing
(November 2006)
Free booklet provides details of all the practical electrical engineering and safety issues associated with the safety of electrical equipment and portable appliances in the workplace
Preventative maintenance for electrical safety
(November 2006)
Jim Wallace, research and technology manager at Seaward Electronic, explains the importance of ensuring the safety of electrical equipment used in the workplace
Free guide to workplace electrical safety testing.
(November 2006)
Seaward Electronic has published an updated version of its popular free booklet
GBP2.5m investment programme completed
(July 2006)
Epsilon Test Services has completed the latest phase of investment designed to cement the company's position as the UK's leading electrical safety testing company
Crash accelerometer cuts out confusing data
(July 2006)
A new high-resonance crash accelerometer builds on Endevco's reputation as the industry standard in piezoresistive accelerometers for automotive safety testing applications
New electrical safety tester from seaward
(June 2006)
New entry-level electrical equipment safety tester combines the functionality of a portable appliance tester with an IEC lead tester and power socket checker in a single instrument
Entry level safety testing with basic patsolutions
(June 2006)
new electrical safety testing solution for those users that need to ensure that electrical appliances do not pose a hazard in the workplace, but who may only have basic training and little experience
Basic electrical safety checker is easy to use
(April 2006)
The latest addition to the Seaward Primetest range of electrical safety testing instruments is a handheld portable appliance checker
PAT testers to suit all applications
(April 2006)
Seaward offers a wide range of instruments suitbale to performing the essential role of portable appliance testing (PAT), regardless of the level fo skill of the operator
Training in PAT testing in the workplace
(March 2006)
Electrical safety testing specialist Seaward Electronic offers a range of training courses covering all the practical issues associated with portable appliance testing (PAT) in the workplace
PAT software streamlined
(March 2006)
Seaward Electronic, a market leader in workplace electrical safety testing, has streamlined its PATGuard software range as part of its new PATSolutions concept
Seaward acquires Cropico
(February 2006)
Electrical safety testing specialist Seaward Group has acquired the Cropico precision measurement business to broadens its expertise in the test and measurement sector
Seaward Group acquires Cropico business
(February 2006)
Electrical safety testing specialist the Seaward Group has continued its market growth with the acquisition of the Cropico precision measurement business
Crash test barriers use Araldite adhesives
(January 2006)
Araldite adhesives are playing a key part in car safety tests with its bonding technology deployed in the creation of crash test barriers