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Right. So that person would be a portable appliance test tester with a
portable appliance test tester?


that's not how I think but you can please yourself.


Here when we say something is PAT tested it means a person has come
around with a Portable Appliance tester and used it to perform tests on
the appliances.


Well, yes. Plenty people use words without knowing what they mean.

In yuor world I don't know what it means or how you'd describe such a
things.


If someome takes a dump on electrical equipment do you say iut was pat
tested becuse the person taking the dumnp had pat written on theirt
T-shirt ?


Are you speaking from experience there?

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On Thursday, 20 October 2016 15:58:11 UTC+1, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
whisky-dave wrote:
Right. So that person would be a portable appliance test tester with a
portable appliance test tester?


that's not how I think but you can please yourself.


Here when we say something is PAT tested it means a person has come
around with a Portable Appliance tester and used it to perform tests on
the appliances.


Well, yes. Plenty people use words without knowing what they mean.

In yuor world I don't know what it means or how you'd describe such a
things.


If someome takes a dump on electrical equipment do you say iut was pat
tested becuse the person taking the dumnp had pat written on theirt
T-shirt ?


Are you speaking from experience there?


I've never had the name pat have you. But I do organise the stuff that needs testing once a year for when our PAT testers come.
No idea of their name, not my concern, the department has had enough of me complianing about the electrical testing.

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whisky-dave wrote:
On Thursday, 20 October 2016 15:58:11 UTC+1, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
whisky-dave wrote:
Right. So that person would be a portable appliance test tester
with a portable appliance test tester?


that's not how I think but you can please yourself.


Here when we say something is PAT tested it means a person has come
around with a Portable Appliance tester and used it to perform tests
on the appliances.


Well, yes. Plenty people use words without knowing what they mean.

In yuor world I don't know what it means or how you'd describe such a
things.


If someome takes a dump on electrical equipment do you say iut was
pat tested becuse the person taking the dumnp had pat written on
theirt T-shirt ?


Are you speaking from experience there?


I've never had the name pat have you. But I do organise the stuff that
needs testing once a year for when our PAT testers come.


and who has carried out the Risk Assessment to say the items need testing
once a year?

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On Thursday, 20 October 2016 16:22:50 UTC+1, charles wrote:
In article ,
whisky-dave wrote:
On Thursday, 20 October 2016 15:58:11 UTC+1, Dave Plowman (News) wrote:
In article ,
whisky-dave wrote:
Right. So that person would be a portable appliance test tester
with a portable appliance test tester?

that's not how I think but you can please yourself.

Here when we say something is PAT tested it means a person has come
around with a Portable Appliance tester and used it to perform tests
on the appliances.

Well, yes. Plenty people use words without knowing what they mean.

In yuor world I don't know what it means or how you'd describe such a
things.

If someome takes a dump on electrical equipment do you say iut was
pat tested becuse the person taking the dumnp had pat written on
theirt T-shirt ?

Are you speaking from experience there?


I've never had the name pat have you. But I do organise the stuff that
needs testing once a year for when our PAT testers come.


and who has carried out the Risk Assessment to say the items need testing
once a year?


No risk assemssment is carried out, managment don't understaand such things all they know is that if there's a sticker on the items they are safe and the college can't be blamed if something goes worng, well they assume that.




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On Thursday, 20 October 2016 16:36:49 UTC+1, whisky-dave wrote:
On Thursday, 20 October 2016 16:22:50 UTC+1, charles wrote:


I've never had the name pat have you. But I do organise the stuff that
needs testing once a year for when our PAT testers come.


and who has carried out the Risk Assessment to say the items need testing
once a year?


No risk assemssment is carried out, managment don't understaand such things all they know is that if there's a sticker on the items they are safe and the college can't be blamed if something goes worng, well they assume that.


wrongly.


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On Thursday, 20 October 2016 16:36:49 UTC+1, whisky-dave wrote:
On Thursday, 20 October 2016 16:22:50 UTC+1, charles wrote:


I've never had the name pat have you. But I do organise the stuff that
needs testing once a year for when our PAT testers come.

and who has carried out the Risk Assessment to say the items need testing
once a year?


No risk assemssment is carried out, managment don't understaand such things all they know is that if there's a sticker on the items they are safe and the college can't be blamed if something goes worng, well they assume that.


wrongly.


Yes I know, but I'm not managment I have my lab manager, then there's the H&S& wellbeing person, then there's the health and safety group or the Facilities Manager, then the school manager then the Head of depaartment, then the head of school then the principle then I assume the queen.

I've emailed my concerns and teh distrust I have in this so called system to my manager , the Facilities Manager, the school manager and the Head of department.
I did not email the principle or the Queen.



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