How to Prevent Electrical Burns
An electrical burn is caused when someone comes into contact with a live current. This could be by touching an electrically live object or electrified water. Although extremely rare, you can receive an electrical burn by being struck by lightning. Here at ETR, we want...
Emergency Lighting
Emergency lighting refers to a light that automatically turns on when a building experiences a power outage. This is an important feature in a wide variety of environments. It is the law in the UK to have emergency lighting fitted in occupied buildings and it's vital...
Is PAT Testing a legal requirement?
Every electrical appliance in the workplace must be maintained in a safe condition to meet the legal safety requirements, namely the Electricity at Work Regulations. Regulation 4(2) of these states, “As may be necessary to prevent danger, all systems shall be...
Staying Safe at Christmas
Christmas 2020 is nearly upon us. While this year has been different from any other, everyone still wants to adorn their home with trees, decorations and lights, right? In terms of electrics, Christmas is a dangerous time. But it doesn’t have to be. Here at ETR, we...