Our pricing and packages
All packages include: an Asset Report and AS/NZS 3760 Standard On-site Testing
$5/ tag
Under 100 tags
Minimum fee $250 (GST excl.)
- Trade Power Tools
- Small Factories, Warehouses and Retail Stores
$4/ tag
100 — 500 tags
- Medium Factories, Warehouses and Manufacturing Plants
- Medium Retails Stores
$2.70/ tag
Over 1,000 tags
- Large Offices Spaces
- Large Schools and Campuses
Security
Our technicians are uniformed and carry photo ID on them at all times. They have police checks and working with children ID.
Customer Service
Our centralised Customer Service Team is located in McKinnon, Victoria and is here to help with the management of your compliance requirements.
Relationship Building
We value our clients and work towards understanding their business needs; accommodating these into our testing cycles.
Technology Company
Our meticulous record keeping means all our testing results are automatically stored in our IT system ensuring safe storage and peace of mind.
No Contractors or Franchises
We don’t have franchises nor do we contract work out. you’re guaranteed to get quality workmanship and service with one point of call.
What is ‘testing and tagging’?
Electrical testing and tagging is the procedure of safety checking for electrical appliances.
Workplaces in Victoria must be able to demonstrate safe systems of work, including electrical safety. Portable appliances such as power tools, extension leads, kitchen appliances, and computers are just a few examples of equipment types that need frequent testing.
The more frequently devices are used, the more likely they are to be poorly handled. This equipment as well as those used in more hostile environmental conditions are often more likely to become electrically unsafe.
Do I need to have my appliances tested and tagged?
It is every employer’s obligation under the Occupational Health and Safety Act 2000 to ensure that they provide a safe place of work for their employees.
This includes ensuring that the risk of electric shock from portable electrical equipment and appliances is minimised.
There are substantial penalties for employers and all levels of management where inadequate safety leads to the injury or death of a worker.
Electrical testing and tagging forms a part of your workplace risk management system.
