Frequently Asked Questions

We aim to clear up all of your uncertainties by tackling specific test and tag regulations. Understanding these topics is essential, as they play a crucial role in maintaining a safe and compliant workplace.

Do you offer ongoing maintenance schedules?

Yes. We track your testing dates and notify you before your next test is due. This takes the guesswork out of staying compliant and avoids last-minute rushes.

Is test and tag only for commercial properties?

No. We also work with sole traders, landlords, and home-based businesses. Even if you have just a few tools or appliances, we’ll help you stay safe and meet legal standards.

How do you handle large sites or multiple locations?

We plan ahead for bigger jobs. We can test in stages, send multiple technicians, or work outside normal hours if needed. Our team also manages testing across multiple locations with shared reports.

What testing standard do you follow in Brisbane?

We follow the latest AS/NZS 3760:2022 standard and comply with Queensland WHS laws. This includes everything from visual checks to electrical testing using industry-grade tools.

Can I get a same-day service?

If we have space in our schedule, yes. Same-day bookings are available in some areas—call early to increase your chances.

Do I need to prepare anything before you arrive?

Just make sure we can access your appliances and that they’re unplugged or powered off where possible. We’ll take care of everything else from testing to tagging and reporting.

Is test and tag required in Queensland workplaces?

Yes. It’s a legal requirement under Queensland WHS laws to test and tag all plug-in equipment used at work. Regular testing helps prevent electric shocks, fires, and equipment failures.

Do you service businesses in Logan and Ipswich?

Yes. We cover the entire Greater Brisbane area including Logan, Ipswich, Redlands, and surrounding suburbs. Whether you’re in the city or further out, we can come to you.

What’s included in your test and tag service?

We visually inspect each item, run electrical tests using calibrated equipment, and apply compliant tags. We also provide a full report listing every item tested, results, and next due dates.

Can I test and tag items myself?

Only if you’re a “competent person” as defined under AS/NZS 3760. This means you need formal training and must use properly maintained testing equipment. Most businesses prefer hiring professionals to make sure everything is done right.