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Professional Electrical Testing & Tagging
When it comes to the safety of your car – you take it to a professional mechanic. When it comes to your health – you see a medical professional. Where do you go for electrical testing and tagging? You can’t trust just anyone. It’s the safety of you and your employees that’s on the line.…
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Workplace Electrical Safety
Every business owner is responsible for ensuring that their workplace is a safe electrical environment. It’s an OH&S requirement that you provide a safe workplace for your employees and anyone who visits the business including suppliers and customers. So, how can you ensure that your workplace is a safe electrical environment for staff and visitors?…
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Test and Tag Colours
Ever wondered why we use different test and tag colours? Appliances in your workplace that require testing and tagging are usually electrical items designed for connection by a flexible supply cord and plug top with 240v or 415 volt power. These items are used in environments that expose them to moisture, heat, vibration, mechanics, corrosive chemicals or…
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Earth Safety Test
Earth safety tests involve having your electric installations and power points tested to avoid injury and electric shocks at your workplace and home. This is done by making sure the impedance of your electric circuit is generating enough fault current to operate a device. Why Should I Hire an Expert Earth Safety Tester? Preventing shocks and accidents…
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Electrical Safety for RCDs and Safety Switches
A functioning Safety Switch or RCD can offer protection from a malfunctioning electrical appliance that might otherwise cause a devastating electric shock, injury, or fire. Here’s what you need to know. A residual current device (RCD), also known as a safety switch, is an essential device that keeps you safe from electrocution. But how do…
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Are Exposed Wires Dangerous?
If you notice worn electrical cords with exposed wires can you still use an appliance? How careful do you really need to be? Electrical safety hazards can pose a critical risk to your home or your business, so it’s worth minimising the hazards in your immediate environment. Exposed wires are a common electrical safety issue…
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What Happens If My Business Fails to Comply With Test and Tag Requirements?
Australian businesses are subject to strict safety requirements, including for electrical compliance. But what happens if your business fails to comply with test and tag requirements? Test and tag requirements are in place to help ensure the safety of electrical equipment in every workplace in Australia. But what happens if your business fails to comply…
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8 Points to Discuss at a Workplace Health and Safety Meeting
Every workplace should hold regular health and safety meetings to ensure that employees, clients, and visitors are protected from potential hazards or unsafe practices within the workplace. Here are eight key points to discuss at your next meeting. Occupational health and safety is something that every workplace needs to take seriously. Under Australian law, the…
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6 Tips for Buying Refurbished Appliances
Electrical appliances can often be really expensive, so buying second-hand devices instead can be a great economical solution provided that you know what to look out for. Here are six key tips for buying a refurbished appliance. With inflation and the cost-of-living skyrocketing, it’s useful to think of every opportunity to save money. Is it…
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Ways to Prevent Fire Hazards – Fire Safety Checklist
With winter getting colder and colder, it’s time to start thinking about indoor heating safety. Taking basic precautions can significantly reduce the risk of a fire in your home. From reviewing some winter habits, to running a check-up of your home’s fire safety tools. So how can you prepare for this season? There are numerous…
