Our Services

We provide reliable and compliant test and tag services to help keep workplaces, equipment, and people safe. Electrical safety is our highest priority, and all testing is carried out in accordance with Australian Standards using calibrated equipment. We work methodically and never cut corners, ensuring every item is properly inspected, tested, and clearly labelled. Our focus is on accuracy, compliance, and giving clients confidence that their electrical equipment is safe to use.

Test and Tag Electrical Equipment

Test and Tag is a safety inspection of electrical equipment to ensure it is safe to use and complies with Australian Standards. Each item is visually checked for damage, electrically tested using calibrated equipment, and labelled with a tag showing the test date, result, and next test due. Read More.

Emergency and Exit Lights Testing

Emergency and exit light testing ensures that safety lighting will operate correctly in the event of a power failure. Lights are tested to confirm they illuminate, remain on for the required duration, and meet Australian Standard AS/NZS 2293.

RCD Safety Switch Testing

RCD (Residual Current Device) safety switches are designed to cut power instantly if a fault is detected, helping prevent electric shock and serious injury. Testing confirms the switch trips within the required time and operates correctly under fault conditions.

Portable Appliance Testing (PAT)

Portable Appliance Testing involves inspecting and electrically testing movable electrical equipment such as power tools, office equipment, and appliances. Each item is checked for wear, damage, and electrical safety before being tagged with a clear pass or fail label.

Microwave Testing

Regular testing of microwave ovens is important for your workers’ health and safety. If you have any cause for concern, or simply want to schedule a regular check-up, contact us and we’ll come over.

Three Phase Testing

Three-phase testing involves checking electrical equipment that operates on a three-phase power supply to ensure it is safe, correctly wired, and functioning as intended. Three-phase systems are commonly used in industrial, commercial, and large-scale environments because they deliver power more efficiently and handle higher loads than single-phase systems. Testing typically includes verifying correct phase rotation, measuring voltage balance between phases, confirming earth continuity, and checking insulation resistance. These tests help identify issues such as phase imbalance, faulty connections, or insulation breakdown, which can lead to equipment damage, overheating, or safety risks.