Industry Updates

Latest News & Compliance Guides

Expert insights, legislative updates and project showcases from Northern Ireland's leading electrical testing specialists.

PAT Testing Advice Oct 20, 2026

PAT Testing for Belfast Offices, Shops and Commercial Premises

Arrange equipment checks around your staff, customers and opening hours with clear records and a practical plan for the visit.

Read Article

PAT Testing Advice Oct 20, 2026

PAT Testing for Construction Sites and Workshops in Northern Ireland

Plan portable appliance testing around your tools, crews and working hours with clear equipment records and practical follow up.

Read Article

Contract Awards Sep 29, 2026

CTS Awarded Fire Alarm and Maintenance Contract for NIFRS Northern Region

CTS has been awarded a contract for fire alarm testing and reactive maintenance at Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service stations across the Northern Region.

Read Article

Contract Awards Sep 29, 2026

Education Authority Appoints CTS for School Safety Testing Programme

CTS Electrical Services has been awarded a contract for fire alarm and PAT testing in schools across Derry, Strabane and Mid Ulster.

Read Article

Electrical Advice Sep 15, 2026

Planned or Reactive Electrical Maintenance: What Does Your Business Need?

Compare planned and reactive electrical maintenance and see how records, site risk and operating needs guide the right approach.

Read Article

Electrical Advice Sep 15, 2026

Fixed Appliance Testing Explained for Northern Ireland Businesses

Understand which hard wired appliances may need separate testing and how this differs from PAT testing and an EICR.

Read Article

PAT Testing for Belfast Offices, Shops and Commercial Premises

PAT Testing for Construction Sites and Workshops in Northern Ireland

CTS Awarded Fire Alarm and Maintenance Contract for NIFRS Northern Region

Education Authority Appoints CTS for School Safety Testing Programme

Planned or Reactive Electrical Maintenance: What Does Your Business Need?

Fixed Appliance Testing Explained for Northern Ireland Businesses

Message Sent