Welcome

Thank you for coming in to see more about our innovative and 1st ever independent Appliance Safety Register.  A register that diverts potential Waste, to local repairers who are evidenced as competent by EEESafe.  This can actually  help us create 290 more jobs per 10,000 tonnes of waste, when diverted to repair, reuse & refurbishment.

Our Appliance Safety Register is due to Soft-Launch 2nd/3rd Quarter this year. We hope you are into Sustainability and Circular Economy in a big way, because that’s at the heart of everything we represent, as well as trying to tackle poverty.

We are going to do things differently and build a better world and our hope is that you’ll join us. We seek to concatenate  positive metrics for a sustainable planet, through the daily activities we undertake, in the communities where we live.

You may have heard about our Appliance Safety register in a video, webinar with its built-in LocalitEEE Community Platform. EEESafe Social and Not For Profit model, and both of these link into EEESafe which is a Safer Standard than a British or European Standard voluntary protocol.

EEESafe is launching a Certified Appliance repairers Accreditation, to help build local Circular Economies and increase home safety.  Certified EEESafe (White Goods) and UEEESafe (ICT Goods) will create Appliance Passports and Repair Histories, to help prevent repairable goods and spares leaving our communities, and increase lower cost repairs where you live to help the local repair economy and drive community growth.

A Level 2 Qualification has been designed and we’re engaged with Electrical Goods Manufacturers on this. This has been derived along with Training Materials, part of which formed from a  Dixons Training Certificate to 4000+ Appliance Technicians, over the last 40+ years. We all remember Grenfell and how just one appliance caused so much damage, but just one fire in one home is one too much. 

Using our Training Materials 3rd party delivery partners will be able teach and setup additional Training Centres for those who want to gain our NVQ2 Qualification near their own community.  The course includes mandatory use of our Appliance Register and create local community Repair Technicians for a Circular Economy, in an evidence based model.  Here’s a short video, illustrating how this would happen in a more sustainable world.

EEEESafe were also the first independent Appliance Safety Register and it also included recall Recall alerts to make your home safer. It’s for new or used appliance and won’t impact your new sales warranty as long as you’ve registered it with the Warranty Form. The Register is diverting goods from leaving your community to help provide local work and grow that economy. It also means jobs are kept local as repairable products are removed when you purchase a new appliance, reducing potential work for repairers.  EEESafe’s LocalitEEE Model and it’s Marketplace for your Community is with your participation, able to deliver a responsible consumption model.  You can also remove parts before you allow collection of your old appliance and store them locally. Consumers and repairers profiles will also show what you donated in appliances, parts and ICT products, to help reduce Digital Exclusion.

How we deliver all the benefits is by allowing consumers and Stakeholders to create Digital Twins of their own White Goods and ICT goods at home.   We also invite the Stakeholders to register goods whilst they are in their possession, giving them additional benefits for local repair requests.  Our research shows consumers would like a Trusted Safety Repair Standard like Gas Safe for gas appliances.  Right to Repair means anyone could be repairing many electrical goods, so TRUST is important for safety in Reuse and the Home. Capturing the right spares increases local incomes and raises funds we will donate to help tackle local poverty. This will be tens of thousands of £££s annually in each community.  This would  also support manufacturers safety recommendations, maintain their product conformance standards, reduce waste, improve the environment and deliver local social value metrics.

To help meet these outcomes, we want to deliver these skills where you live and help keep repair costs low, keep citizens safe and build a Circular Economy where you live.  We only need YOUR ENGAGMENT to make this work, by registering items for FREE and ask your Repairer to Sign up with us, where you live.

Did you know that anyone can repair a large domestic appliance?  So how do consumers measure safety when these goods, some formerly classed as waste are used again in your homes.  The EEESafe Digital Appliance Passport will identify where your appliance has been repaired, who repaired it and what was repaired.

Here’s the evidence of just what can go wrong if you don’t know what you are doing.

EEESafe’s “Register Your Appliance” is the innovation we use to achieve our aims, and is also the gateway to LocalitEEE and its online community marketplace.  It’s there we will be able to keep track of appliances till their end of life and track a products’ repair history and whether it was done via DIY or an Assessed individual who is assessed on their understanding of Electricity and takes appropriate measures for the consumers safety when repairing in a home.  Registrants will receive alert for free when there is a Product Recall – Better still you can also Share them with your neighbours or even Rent items out and cover the repairs & warranty if you are a Stakeholder. This can be done with many different products, prevented from going to waste.

Goods and spares can be removed from waste and gifted or sold in your LocalitEEE shop and also used to lower local repair costs.  Every local transaction sale, will also build the giveaway pots of money to help folks who need financial help where you live.

Our link to Landlords will also enable them to monitor their own Appliances as well as that of their tenants. Reports could provide evidence of any properties were not covered and alert them when appliances are changed.  Further training opportunities would exist to skill up their tenants as well.

The relationship between our 3 Brands is crucial in achieving wider engagement and behavioural change, if we are going sustain our planets’ natural resources. It’s important that we manage responsible consumption at a citizens level.  We believe this is best achieved by taking responsible ownership of the community where we live.  Working in partnership with business and those who utilise their services at a local level, lets us incentivise engagement and hold each other accountable in a model to be largely owned by each local community and jointly meeting the challenges before us.  Why would you not, when we are able to donate funds to local people, who interact and Register their Appliances with us. Funds will create your Local Cash Donations and EEECoin Currency, and they could also be distributed to Volunteer organisations, and traded for rewards from local businesses and record community members volunteering, as evidence to employers of their activities.