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.
We work with a wide range—from small offices and cafes to large commercial sites. Our team can handle single-site jobs or multiple locations across Melbourne. No job is too big or small.
We place tags with a clear “next test due” date on each item. We also keep digital records and send reminders when you’re due for retesting. That way, you stay compliant without needing to track it yourself.
Yes. Portable RCDs must be tested regularly to ensure they respond quickly to faults. We use calibrated tools and test them on-site.
Yes. After testing, you’ll receive a full report that includes all results and confirms your site is compliant. It’s useful during audits and helps with insurance documentation.
Our pricing is flexible, but we do have a minimum charge to cover technician time. If you only have a few items, we’ll still offer a fair price and efficient service.
We can usually book you within 1–3 business days. If it’s urgent, let us know—we’ll do our best to fit you in sooner.
Any business or organisation that uses electrical appliances in the workplace must comply with testing laws. This includes offices, factories, retail stores, and even tradies. If you’re using plug-in gear for work, it needs to be tested.
Yes. We offer flexible scheduling and work weekends at no extra cost. This helps businesses avoid downtime during the week.
Yes. We test microwaves, kettles, heaters, and other plug-in items in short-term rentals. It’s a good way to show you care about guest safety and stay covered by insurance.
Brand new items don’t need electrical testing before first use, but they still must be tagged as “new.” This tag must also include the date the appliance entered service. After that, the usual testing schedule applies.