Seminars explain portable appliance testing
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Seaward Electronic product story
Edited by the Engineeringtalk editorial team
Nov 1, 2004
Seaward Electronic is hosting a series of seminars to highlight how technical advances in portable appliance testing can make test routines more efficient, effective and profitable.
Electrical safety testing specialist Seaward Electronic is hosting a series of "jump start your business" seminars around the UK to highlight how new technical advances in portable appliance testing can make test routines more efficient, effective and profitable.
Seaward's half-day courses are aimed at increasing PAT testing revenue for electrical contractors, and saving time and reducing costs for facilities management companies, service and maintenance engineers and health and safety professionals.
The sessions include advice on how to organise PAT test schedules and procedures, full updates on new test instrumentation, special test scheduling software, results recording systems and integrated safety labelling that make electrical safety testing faster, simpler and more efficient for the customer.
The seminars are being held in Glasgow (25th November), Newcastle (26th November), Wetherby (1st December), Bolton (2nd December), Nottingham (3rd December), Watford (7th December), Maidstone (8th December) and Solihull (9th December).
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