Electrical test and tag
Testing and tagging of portable electrical equipment at your workplace, to AS/NZS 3760. Tell us about the equipment at your site and when the work is needed.
What's included
- Testing of single-phase and three-phase portable electrical equipment.
- Safety tags on each item tested.
- A record of the items tested, the date and the results.
- Scheduling for your next round of testing.
Items that fail are recorded and discussed with your site contact.
Plan the testing
Send the site location and the approximate number of items. Let us know about access, working hours and any equipment that can't easily be switched off.
When should equipment be checked again?
The interval depends on the equipment, how it's used and the environment it's used in. AS/NZS 3760 sets intervals from three months on construction sites to longer for low-risk office environments. We'll help you set the right schedule.
Common questions
What does AS/NZS 3760 cover?
It’s the Australian and New Zealand standard for in-service safety inspection and testing of electrical equipment, including portable appliances, extension leads and power boards.
Do you test three-phase equipment?
Yes. We test both single-phase and three-phase portable equipment.
How often does equipment need testing?
It depends on the environment. Construction and demolition sites typically need testing every three months; factories and workshops commonly six to twelve months. We’ll confirm the interval for your site.
Who does the testing?
A qualified PCC technician.
What happens if an item fails?
It’s recorded and tagged out of service, and we discuss it with your site contact.
Request a test and tag quote
Send the location, approximate item count and preferred timing.