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Test and Tagging is a crucial process involving thorough visual inspection and electrical testing of electrical appliances and equipment. To ensure a safe working environment, it is essential that all electrical appliances and equipment undergo regular inspection and testing by qualified technicians. This helps identify potential damages and electrical faults, mitigating hazards in the workplace.
The testing and tagging frequency will be determined based on the characteristics of your workplace and the potential hazards and risks associated with the electrical appliances. To ensure compliance, we follow the guidelines provided in AS/NZS 3760:2022 – In-Service Safety Inspection and Testing of Electrical Equipment, which outlines the methods and frequency for inspection, testing, and tagging. Rest assured, we tailor our approach to suit your specific needs and keep your workplace safe and secure.
Our skilled technicians will perform a comprehensive visual inspection and test all your electrical equipment using our cutting-edge Portable Appliance Tester.
Following the inspection and testing process, each appliance will be affixed with a clear tag displaying a straightforward “Pass” or “Danger Failed” result, leaving no room for confusion.
To keep you well-informed, we will provide you with a detailed Register that encompasses all the equipment that has been tested. This Register will include the test results, the date of testing, and the next scheduled test date, ensuring you have all the necessary information at your fingertips.
Count on us to prioritise safety and compliance, providing you with transparent and detailed reports on your electrical equipment’s condition. With PPE Electrical and Fire Testing, you can rest assured that your workplace is in safe hands.
Compliance with AS/NZS 3760 helps ensure that electrical equipment is regularly inspected and tested for safety. This reduces the risk of electrical accidents, such as electrical shocks, fires, or equipment malfunctions, in workplaces and homes. Enhanced safety benefits both individuals and organizations, minimizing the potential for injuries and property damage. .
AS/NZS 3760 compliance is often a legal requirement in Australia and New Zealand. Adhering to this standard ensures that businesses and individuals meet their legal obligations related to electrical safety. Non-compliance can result in penalties and fines, while compliance demonstrates a commitment to safety and helps avoid legal issues.
Regular inspections and testing of electrical equipment can identify potential issues before they escalate into costly problems. Preventive maintenance, as recommended by AS/NZS 3760, can extend the lifespan of equipment and reduce the need for expensive replacements. Additionally, it can help prevent unexpected downtime due to equipment failures, which can be especially costly for businesses..