Electrical Safety First

Landlords in Northern Ireland face new fines if they do not comply with new rules to ensure their properties are electrically safe, Electrical Safety First is warning. New laws, introduced from 1 April, will see better protections for people living in the private rental sector, mandating safety checks on the electrical installation of a property, such as the socket outlets, consumer unit and wiring, by a competent and qualified person at least once every five years. Find out more at: https://lnkd.in/eVkpawjK

Do you have a sharp eye for detail and a passion for safety? Join us in shaping a safer future by conducting investigations, evaluations and create detailed reports and risk assessments on electrical products. Oversee safe practices and standards in electrical installations, contributing to a stronger, safer industry. 👇 We're expanding our Technical team with two exciting opportunities: 👉 Electrical Installation Safety Manager: https://ow.ly/zMkH50VyPCy 👉 Electrical Product Safety Engineer: https://ow.ly/GcAB50VyPEi If you're driven by purpose and ready to make a real difference, we’d love to hear from you. 👉 Learn more: https://ow.ly/ixsV50VyPEW 📢 Know someone who fits the bill? Share and spread the word! #ElectricalEngineering #NowHiring #ElectricalInstallation #ElectricalSafety

🔋 Be cautious when charging your gadgets...👇 Always charge electronic devices, such as phones, tablets and laptops, on a solid surface such as a table or desk. Avoid charging them on your bed, under pillows, or in places where they could potentially overheat. 🔥 Powering change + Saving Lives. #ElectricalSafetyFirst #HomeSafety #SafetyReminder 📱🔌

🎥 Our #ElectricalSafetyFund has supported Oxfordshire County Council, who recently hosted an event focused on electrical safety in the home and workplace. By spreading the word and offering free advice on e-bike and e-scooter safety, they’re helping their local communities stay safe and informed. ✅ Watch the video for safety advice and see the impact of their project in action! 👏 #ElectricalSafety #CommunitySafety #SaferTogether

Do you have a sharp eye for detail and a passion for safety? Join us in shaping a safer future by conducting investigations, evaluations and create detailed reports and risk assessments on electrical products. Oversee safe practices and standards in electrical installations, contributing to a stronger, safer industry. 👇 We're expanding our Technical team with two exciting opportunities: 👉 Electrical Installation Safety Manager: https://ow.ly/zMkH50VyPCy 👉 Electrical Product Safety Engineer: https://ow.ly/GcAB50VyPEi If you're driven by purpose and ready to make a real difference, we’d love to hear from you. 👉 Learn more: https://ow.ly/ixsV50VyPEW 📢 Know someone who fits the bill? Share and spread the word! #ElectricalEngineering #NowHiring #ElectricalInstallation #ElectricalSafety

Don't let lint build-up spark trouble in your home... ⚡ Here's your reminder to clean the lint filter in your tumble dryer. Not cleaning the filter in your tumble dryer can lead to a build up of lint - one of the main causes of tumble dryer fires in the home. 🔥 Follow our advice on tumble dryer safety: https://ow.ly/TZwI50Re9pA #SpringSafety #CleanYourFilters #HomeSafety 🧹

⚡️ Is your charger compatible with your battery? Using the wrong charger for your e-bike or e-scooter can be dangerous and even a fire risk. Always use the original charger or buy a replacement from the original manufacturer. Stay informed, and know how to charge them safely: https://ow.ly/IbL450VtjSc

🎉Exciting news! The Safety Innovation Award is back and calling all safety product developers! Showcase your innovation and make a real impact on electrical safety with the Safety Innovation Award. Enter for free now: https://lnkd.in/eVsxHcfW #ElectricalSafety #InnovationAward

Luke Osborne, Deputy Technical Director at Electrical Safety First, highlights the critical need for a skilled workforce as the UK scales up renewable technologies. With solar PV, battery storage, and EV charging points becoming more widespread, it’s essential that installers are equipped with the right knowledge and training to ensure safe, effective integration. However, challenges remain — fluctuating government funding and inconsistent policies can cause uncertainty, while the growing demand for trained installers further complicates matters. Osborne stresses the importance of consistent government support, better guidance from manufacturers, and a focus on safety to ensure that we can meet net-zero targets while protecting workers and consumers alike. Discover more insights and solutions for the future of energy in our new digital series, Electrifying our Future here: https://lnkd.in/eDpnvKpQ 🎤: Luke Osborne MSc MIET #ElectrifyingOurFuture #ElectrificationUK #EnergyTransition #ElectrotechnicalInnovation #NetZeroUK #SustainableEnergy #CleanEnergyRevolution #FutureOfEngineering #SkillsForNetZero #EngineeringTheFuture #InnovationForChange #DecarbonisationGoals #SmartEnergySolutions #InnovatorsAndChangemakers #EngineeringSustainability #PoweringTheFuture  🎥: Content With Purpose

⚠️ Don't overlook the electrical hazards in your garden. Accidentally cutting through cables with lawnmowers or hedge trimmers can lead to electric shocks. Look out for frayed cables and other dangers around the garden, particularly if young children are nearby. Protect your loved ones and find more advice on garden safety here: https://ow.ly/czTl50VsnCf #ElectricalSafetyFirst #StaySafe #GardenSafety 🌿🔌