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Health & safety

Electrical Safety

The company has adopted the approved practices and techniques for electrical safety covering the use, testing and repair of electrical equipment in installations and for portable appliances as laid out by the Health and Safety Executive in information sheets SS28/M50 ’Maintenance of Portable Electrical Equipment’, IND(G)160L ’Maintaining Portable Electrical Equipment’ and HSE492/2 ’Electrical Safety of Independent Generators and Connected Equipment’. All company electrical equipment is the subject of a current portable appliance test (’PAT Test’) carried out to a periodic schedule by the service engineer, who is trained and qualified in this area.

It is the responsibility of the service engineer to ensure that only items which have a current test certificate are used when on or off company premises. If any item of equipment that the DJ or engineer uses appears to be in any way dubious, is observed to be ’out of test’ or blows a trip or fuse when connected, then it must not be used and should be reported immediately to the service engineer. Any items considered suspect or unsafe should be marked with a black PVC tape cross over the mains inlet socket and a knot tied in the mains lead.

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For your peace of mind we carry up to £10 million pounds worth of Public Liability Insurance cover and all equipment is regularly maintained, tested and certificated adhering to the Portable Appliance (PAT) Testing requirements set out by the H.S.E Electricity at Work Regulations 1989. Health and Safety has now become one of the most primary concerns of any entertainer and Venue Manager and you, the client needs to know that when you book a Disco that their equipment satisfies all the legal requirements and we are one of very few Mobile Discos based in Leicestershire that can provide this documentation plus a Health and Safety certificate as proof of compliance. Although Public Liability is not a legal requirement, it is common sense to have it in the event of some form of accident or damage.