Guardian, part of Premier Technical Services Group Ltd (PTSG), has successfully delivered the final event in its nationwide series of electrical safety seminars, concluding at Emirates Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester.
The series, designed specifically for duty holders responsible for electrical safety within buildings, provided essential updates on compliance and emerging risks. Attendees gained insights into key topics including:
- BS7671:2018 Amendment 4 – Key forthcoming changes
- Electrical Vehicle Supply Equipment
- Arc Flash risks and mitigation
- Panel Risk Assessments
- Dutyholder responsibilities in a changing regulatory landscape
Over a two-month period, Guardian’s expert team visited seven landmark venues across the UK, engaging hundreds of industry professionals:
- 20 March: IWM Duxford, Cambridgeshire
- 27 March: The Pullman Hotel, London
- 3 April: Dakota Hotel, Motherwell
- 1 May: The Celtic Manor, Newport
- 8 May: The National Motorcycle Museum & National Conference Centre, Solihull
- 15 May: Oulton Hall, Leeds
- 22 May: Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester
The events were met with praise from attendees, who welcomed both the technical depth and the practical guidance shared throughout the sessions.
Daniel Lund of Ardagh Group commented: “This was my first seminar, and I really did pick a great one to start with. Guardian’s professionalism across our sites has been excellent, and I look forward to further collaboration.”
Nick Kelf from Worthing College added: “A well-run, informative presentation from experts clearly at the top of their field. I left feeling reassured and confident in our proactive compliance measures.”
Keith Fox of ADM summed up the value of the experience: “An excellent seminar. Always good to catch up with familiar faces and stay ahead of important regulatory changes.”
With a strong focus on helping organisations meet evolving compliance requirements, the Guardian seminar series further reinforces PTSG’s commitment to supporting safe, efficient, and legally compliant building operations across the UK.
