Test & Tag in Central Coast

Improving Safety At Work

At 1 Electrical & Air Conditioning, we are proud to offer a B2B test and tag services for all clients on the Central Coast and beyond. Our service areas also include Newcastle and the Hunter Region. Our comprehensive electrical service is available to a wide range of premises, including schools, offices, and medical centres. Properly testing electrical equipment at your facility is essential for preventing hazards and ensuring the safety of your staff and customers.
 
We thoroughly test all portable electrical equipment for faults, including kitchen appliances, printers and scanners, and audio-visual equipment. Our dedicated service gives you complete confidence that your appliances are safe and your personnel are protected. Contact the team to arrange testing and tagging at your site.

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Complete Testing & Tagging

Our expert team carries out a thorough process to ensure your appliances are tested correctly. Beginning with a visual assessment to identify any issues, each appliance is then assessed with a portable testing tool. If no fault is detected, the appliance will be tagged with clear information about when it was tested, which company tested it, and when its next test is due. Cords and plug sockets are also tested and tagged in the same way.
 
Our full testing service is designed to give you complete peace of mind. Contact us now to arrange testing and tagging for your appliances.

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FAQ

  • Why do I have to test my equipment?

    As an employer, you have a duty of care to ensure that employees and visitors to the business are safe from risk & injury. You must manage any safety risks surrounding electrical hazards, in accordance with the requirements of the OHS and WHS acts and regulations in Australia.

  • Does my equipment need to be turned off for the inspection?

    Yes they do, it is an electrical hazard for the equipment to be live when the testing is being conducted. This is to ensure the safety of our operators and customers. Once the assessment has been completed, the equipment can be turned back on.