Keeping your home or business safe from electrical faults.
Electrical testing and tagging is the process of inspecting and labelling electrical equipment or appliances with a tag indicating the equipment has been inspected according to safety standards. It helps ensure that all electrical equipment is functioning properly without any potential hazards. This process needs to be conducted regularly to keep up with changing safety regulations as well as changes in technology.
AT JL Electrical Solutions, we provide test and tag services throughout the Gold Coast to ensure your
home
or
workplace
remains safe and compliant. Our
electricians
use a portable appliance tester to measure the electrical safety of equipment, checking for any potential issues that might cause injury. Once a piece of equipment has been tested, we’ll place a tag on it, that will include the date of the test, the next due date for testing, the person who conducted the test and the outcome. We service
Tweed Heads,
Palm Beach,
Burleigh Heads,
Robina,
Varsity Lakes
and the surrounding suburbs.
Booking test and tag services promotes a safer environment, reduces the risk of electrical accidents, ensures compliance with health and safety regulations and can help maintain equipment’s longevity by identifying issues early on. The key benefits of testing and tagging your equipment include:
Enhanced safety: Reduces risk of electrical shocks or accidents.
Regulatory compliance: Ensures compliance with health and safety regulations.
Prevents equipment damage: Early detection of issues can prevent further damage.
Cost-effective: Prevents costly repairs or replacements.
Creates a responsible image: Shows a commitment to safety, enhancing reputation among staff, customers and partners.
Everything you need to know about testing and tagging.
Test and tag is the process of inspecting, testing and tagging electrical appliances and equipment in order to ensure they are safe for use. During this procedure, the electrician will check all exposed wiring for signs of damage or corrosion. They will also perform an electrical safety test on each appliance using specialised equipment to measure insulation resistance and earth leakage current. Finally, they will attach a label to each item that outlines the test date, who did the test, the next required test date and the outcome of the test.
Test and tag frequency depends on the type of work or equipment being used. For example, construction work requires testing and tagging every three months while manufacturing and amusement work/equipment requires testing and tagging every 12 months.
Test and tag should only be carried out by a licensed electrician who is experienced in the field of electrical safety. The technician must have an understanding of all relevant regulations and codes of practice as well as knowledge of how to perform the tests correctly. It is important to choose someone you trust as incorrect testing can put users at risk.
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