Thermal Imaging Inspection Services
Keeping your electrical equipment safe and compliant in accordance with the
Electricity at Work Regulations 1989
Plant and Safety Limited are industry experts and national providers for Thermal Imaging Inspection Services.
Our focus is on minimising disruption to your business operations whilst keeping your electrical equipment compliant in accordance with the requirements defined under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989, the Health and Safety at Work Act 1974, and British Standard 7671 (18th Edition, 2018). All of our electrical inspection and testing engineers are highly experienced and hold relevant City and Guilds qualifications.
As a national provider for Thermal Imaging Inspection Services, we strive to provide the best service, advice, and support possible. We also understand that electrical testing can be a challenge for companies to co-ordinate , which is why all our planning teams work closely with your business to ensure that you receive the highest standards of customer care and support throughout the entire process.
What is Thermal Imaging?
Thermal imaging translates heat (thermal energy) into visible light. Electrical and mechanical equipment create heat, making them visible to thermal devices even in the dark. The thermal imaging inspection device assists in identifying any excessive energy sources (hot spots) which may be of concern regarding a potential fire risk.
Is a Thermal Image Inspection a Legal Requirement?
Thermal imaging is not a legal requirement and should not be used as a substitute for a full electrical inspection and test, however it can supplement a limited inspection already undertaken – for example, to mitigate the impact of a full inspection on a busy manufacturing business (24/7 operation), the duty holder may opt to choose a limited inspection (sample test) and supplement that inspection with a thermal image of all the visible electrical installation – minimising the impact on production whilst making reasonable efforts to prove the integrity of the installation.
When should Thermal Imaging Be Considered?
Thermal imaging should be considered for the following reasons:
- In conjunction with a limited electrical inspection and condition report (EICR)
- Signs of overheating
- Electrical distribution with limited access
- PPM of electrical motors and pumps
WHY CHOOSE PLANT AND SAFETY?
Industry Experts
Our team has extensive experience in providing Testing, Inspection, Certification, and Training Services across all sectors within the UK. Our team of passionate industry experts work closely with our customers to keep their equipment and their people both safe and compliant
Quality Assurance
Our All of our services are backed by an extensive list of nationally recognised Accreditations and Industry Body Memberships. Our Accreditations and Memberships include ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001, NPORS, CHAS, Safecontractor, Safe PQQ, ROSPA, and the British Safety Council
National Service Provider
Plant and Safety are a national provider of Testing, Inspection, Certification, and Training Services. Our national team of highly qualified, experienced, and competent trainers and engineers work closely with our customers to keep equipment and people both safe and compliant
Online Inspection Database
All of our Testing, Inspection, and Certification customers are automatically granted with access to our online inspection database to download examination reports for any equipment certified by Plant and Safety. Our inspection database runs on the industry leading ‘Motion Kinetic’ software
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ACCREDITATIONS & MEMBERSHIPS
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- Plant and Safety Limited CHAS Accreditation
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- Plant and Safety Limited British Safety Council Membership
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- Plant and Safety Limited ROSPA Membership
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- Plant and Safety Limited NPORS Approved and Accredited Training Provider
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- Plant and Safety Limited CHAS Premium Plus Accreditation
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- Plant and Safety Safecontractor and SafePQQ Accreditation
