Ensure the safety and compliance of your workplace with A2A Electrical Services’ professional testing and tagging services. We offer comprehensive testing and tagging solutions to identify potential electrical hazards, reduce risks, and meet industry safety standards for all your electrical equipment.
Visual Inspection: Examining the equipment for visible defects, damage, or wear and tear.
Electrical Testing: Checking the insulation resistance, polarity, and earth continuity to ensure safe operation.
Tagging: Clearly labelling each piece of equipment with the test results, date of testing, and when it is due for the next inspection.
This process helps detect any issues that could lead to electrical hazards, such as shocks, fires, or equipment failure, ensuring a safe environment for your employees and customers.
Whether you run a small office or a large industrial facility, testing and tagging is essential to:
Meet compliance requirements: adhere to New Zealand’s workplace safety regulations and avoid penalties.
Maintain a Safe Workplace: Protect your employees and customers from the risk of electrical accidents.
Prolong Equipment Lifespan: Regular inspections help identify faults early, reducing costly repairs or equipment replacement.
Minimize Downtime: Avoid unexpected equipment failures by ensuring your tools and appliances are in optimal working condition.
Our certified professionals have extensive experience in testing and tagging a wide range of electrical equipment.
We ensure that all testing is carried out according to AS/NZS 3760 standards, keeping your business compliant.
Receive detailed reports with clear information on the status of your equipment, including recommendations for repairs or replacements.
We work efficiently to complete testing and tagging with minimal downtime, allowing your operations to continue smoothly.
Our workplace appliance tagging service uses a Portable Appliance Tester (PAT) to check power tools, extension leads, and office equipment for hidden faults.
Every item undergoes an earth bond continuity test and an electrical insulation resistance check before being tagged with its results and next due date, so you always know what’s safe to use.
It’s the same reliable process behind our commercial office power tagging, adapted to suit sites of any size, including construction tool test & tag.
Any plug-in equipment connected by a flexible cord, from power tools and extension leads to office appliances, should be assessed under the AS/NZS 3760 safety standard.
Testing and tagging in New Zealand follows AS/NZS 3760, covering visual inspection, electrical testing, and tagging to demonstrate workplace electrical compliance.
Retesting frequency depends on the equipment and environment. We can recommend a scheduled re-testing service interval suited to your workplace during your first visit.
A failed item is tagged accordingly and removed from service. We record the fault so it can be repaired, replaced, or safely disposed of.
You'll receive a detailed report covering every item tested, including, where applicable, an RCD safety switch trip test, plus clear recommendations for any follow-up work.