Dan Curtis

Last weekend, some of the PASS family headed down to the 29th annual Stockton International Riverside Festival (SIRF), in which Stockton-on-Tees is transformed into a hub of activity filled with thrilling street theatre, dynamic dancing, amazing acrobatics and the fantastically-colourful Community Carnival. Continue reading →

A gallant knight strode confidently into the Dragon's Den wielding only a manhole cover key kit. The results were highly impressive. Continue reading →

PASS Ltd from Stockton have stepped in and made a last minute substitution in the products they provide to help out a local Paralympian. Continue reading →

She's usually found behind a desk sorting out accounts, but our very own Charlotte Unsworth has swapped the desk for mucky field as she tackled a Pretty Muddy 5k osctable run all in the name of a great cause. Continue reading →

Sick of poor quality CCTV in your premises, but don't want to spend a fortune on upgrading? There's an easier way. Continue reading →

High voltage (HV) equipment is extremely dangerous. Having the right training and equipment to work safely with HV equipment is not just good practice; it could be the difference between life and death. Continue reading →

Avoid costly failures and clamp down on issues before they become a serious problem with FLIR's range of thermal cameras made for use in the automation and process industries. Continue reading →

Leading PAT Tester manufacturer Seaward have launched a trade in offer which can be claimed against a selection of testers in their PAT Testing range. Until the end of May, PAT customers can claim a generous cashback bonus when they substitute their old appliance tester with a new one from Seaward. Continue reading →

Is it time for your school's PAT testing? If so, you might want to read on - it could save your school a small fortune. Continue reading →

Engineers working on the London Underground have adopted a brand new way of working more efficiently: the FLIR C2 Pocket-Sized Thermal Camera. Continue reading →