• Download in PDF, CSV, or XLS format
• Data is uploadable to your in-house asset management system via CSV import
• Download reports as and when you need them – no need to find a book or remember to update those dust collecting manuals!
• Customised summary reports contain all your latest test data – eliminating the need for complex XLS spreadsheets to analyse your complete results.

We can also customise reports and develop summary reporting for your organisation upon request.

AIM Reporting Portal Access   

We’ll upload all your testing and tagging data to our AIM (Asset Inspection Management) system.  From here you can generate reports specific to your business.

Customised Reports

We understand that the larger your organisation is, the more important the analysis of your testing and tagging data becomes, and the longer it may take you to develop meaningful and useful reports!

We will work closely with you to develop summary and customised reports for your organisation. We have developed flexible reports such as:

• Summary reports by site
• Summary reports by asset description
• Summary reports based on the failure rates of appliances
• Summary reports by region / state

Regardless of your requirements, Auckland Test And Tag can develop an electronic report to suit your needs. Please feel free to contact our team to discuss.

Why is electrical test and tag important?

Every business has an obligation to provide a safe workplace as far as reasonably practicable, and one area of concern is electrical safety. Under the new Fire and Emergency Australia and New Zealand Fire Safety Evacuation Procedures and Evacuation Schemes Regulations 2018, it is now mandatory.

Electrical testing of equipment is essential to ensure the health and safety of your employees and that of others who visit your workplace. Being aware of these hazards allows you to take action and ensure that no one person is at risk while using the equipment.

Electrical equipment can get less reliable with age – just like everything else. Even though a device may have been safe a year ago, doesn’t mean it remains safe for use today. It’s important to make sure your equipment undergoes tagging and regular maintenance that will identify hazards as they arise. This way, one of our expert team members always follows safety regulations, always performs safety testing and can detect an issue before a tragedy occurs.

What type of appliances need electrical safety testing?

Any equipment that is connected to the electrical supply by a flexible cord and/or connecting device. It may include pieces of equipment that are or have been:

• Being used for the first time
• Already being used
• Has recently been serviced or repaired
• Returning to service from a second-hand sale
• Available for hire

It also applies to certain forms of residual current devices (RCDs). The equipment we test can vary greatly from business to business. If you’re unsure which items you’d like tested, contact us for a chat today. We’ve worked with a large number of unique companies so we can offer some insight into your specific safety needs.

When does the equipment need electrical safety testing?

Frequency varies according to the type of environment and/or equipment. Electrical test tags should be applied at the following intervals:

*please note, these intervals dictate the maximum time frame for testing in each environment. Depending on your equipment/workplace, further tests will need to be conducted more frequently. For more information, contact us today or refer to the AS/NZS 3760 standard.

• Demolition and construction environments (as per AS/NZS 3012): every 3 months
• Factories, workshops, places of manufacture, assembly, maintenance or fabrication: every 6 months
• Environment where the equipment or supply flexible cord is subject to flexing in normal use OR is open to abuse OR is in a hostile environment: every 12 months
• Environment where the equipment or supply cord is NOT subject to flexing in normal use and is NOT open to abuse and is NOT in a hostile environment: every 5 years
• Residential type areas: hotels, residential institutions, motels, boarding houses, halls, hostels accommodation houses etc.: every 2 years
• Equipment used for commercial cleaning: every 6 months
• Hire equipment: Inspection: prior to hire
• Hire equipment: Test and tag: every 3 months
• Repaired, serviced and second-hand equipment: After repair or service or on reintroduction to service

Why choose us for electrical appliance safety testing?

We’re electrical professionals who only use certified equipment for electrical testing and tagging. Our technicians have the latest industry knowledge, ensuring you meet the correct safety standards and receive the best service. We provide a reminder service for different appliances and environments, so you won’t lose track of your electrical tag and testing compliance requirements. We always follow electrical safety regulations.

Our team members are skilled in a number of areas. While we’re on your property, why not enlist a number of our safety testing services? You no longer need to go to a range of companies to make sure your workplace is secure. We have everything you need in one team, get electrical test tags for each piece of equipment in your business and any other safety testing services you require.

Our services are provided by professionals who care about safety. Our technicians offer electrical testing services to clients across Australia and New Zealand. Our comprehensive safety testing services and fully mobile operation make us your go-to safety testing team. You can take advantage of our data management services and keep an accurate record of your testing results. With us you can be sure that your equipment and appliances are in working order.

Is there a Standard for electrical tagging and testing?

AS/NZS 3760 is a joint Australian and New Zealand Standard created by Standards Australia (electrical safety regulations) that outlines the in-service safety inspection, testing method and frequency of electrical appliances. In order to meet the AS/NZS 3760 Standard, you will need proof of the tasks performed. Ensure your provider provides a log book of results and electrical testing tags.

Our technicians keep up with the latest Australia and New Zealand safety standards in order to ensure compliance in your business. These standards are updated for the benefit of your business. We keep track of any updates to make sure everyone on your property has access to a safe working environment. If you have any questions about compliance with electrical safety regulations, get in touch with our knowledgeable team. We can provide you with electrical appliance testing today.

Test and Tag Regulations 

We adhere to the strict standards of the AS/NZS 3760 because we want your business to be as safe as possible. If you fail to meet the test and tag regulations stipulated by our local government, you will face the consequences. 

If your actions (or inaction) results in an infringement, you could face an individual fine between $2000-$10,000. An organisation could be fined from $10,000-$50,000. (Electrical Safety Regulations 2010) 

When you ask Auckland Test & Tag to come and inspect your electrical equipment, you not only increase the safety of your organisation – you protect yourself and your business from claims of negligence in the future. 

All you need to do is call us now on 022 516 8666 for a free quote or chat about any of our services. It’s always the right time to invest in safety.

Our vision is to stand as the foremost provider of strategic solutions, consistently delivering exceptional and personalized services. Whether you’re starting a new venture, or poised for expansion, our commitment is to collaborate and propel you towards your goals.