Electrical Safety Compliance

Reduce shock risk and stay compliant with professional inspection, testing and tagging of residual current devices (RCDs) and portable electrical equipment to AS/NZS 3760. We plan intervals to suit your environment and usage, keep clear records, and fix issues fast. RCD testing is required by WHS Laws and is often requested by insurers.

What we test

• Fixed RCDs at distribution boards and combination outlets

• Portable RCDs and safety switch adaptors

What we do

• Visual inspection for damage and signs of deterioration, labelling, secure installation

• RCD push test for mechanical release

• RCD timed test using a calibrated test machine

• Tagging, asset register updates and digital compliance reports including QR code tracking

• Defect notifications with clear rectification options

Test intervals

We schedule to AS/NZS 3760 based on risk and environment. Typical programs include:

• Offices and low-risk areas: 6-monthly visual inspection and push test.

• Workshops, kitchens, hostile or rough-use areas: annual visual inspection, push test and timed test using a calibrated test machine

• Construction and demolition sites: programs aligned to AS/NZS 3012 (more frequent testing)

Outcome
Lower electrical risk, compliance with WHS obligations fewer surprises and records that stand up to scrutiny.

Emergency and exit lighting guides people to safety during emergencies, whether you have mains power or not. We keep your system ready to perform with routine service to AS 2293.2, clear records and fast rectification.

What we service

• All types of exit lights and emergency lights

• Self-contained emergency luminaires and exit signs (and single point systems)

• Central battery systems and monitoring panels

• Test switches, test timers, circuits and labelling

What we do

• Six-monthly physical inspection to AS 2293.2

• Annual functional tests, integrity checks, discharge testing and system survey for changes to the building or use

• End of life lighting replacements following failures during discharge testing.

• Baseline data capture at commissioning, logbook updates and digital asset registers

• Lux and placement verification against AS 2293.1 where required, especially after alterations

• Fault finding, repairs, replacements and upgrades with minimal disruption

Outcome

Reliable egress lighting, fewer defects at inspection time and strong compliance across your site.

Reduce shock and fire risk, meet WHS duties and keep clean records with Portable Appliance Testing (Test and Tag) to AS/NZS3760.AS/NZS 3760.

What we test

• Appliances, extension leads and cords, power boards, chargers and cables.

What we do

• Visual inspection for damage, suitability and labelling

• Electrical tests: earth continuity, insulation resistance and polarity where applicable

• Tagging, barcoding and a digital asset register with photo evidence

• Clear pass or fail reports, defect notifications and rectification options

Typical retest intervals

We set schedules to AS/NZS 3760 based on risk and environment:

• Offices and low-risk areas: appliances every 12 months. 

• Workshops, manufacturing and aggressive environments every 6 months

• Construction and demolition: programs aligned to AS/NZS 3012

Outcome
Lower electrical risk, fewer surprises at audit time and records that stand up to scrutiny.

Find faults before they fail. Our non-intrusive infrared scans identify overheating connections and hotspots in live electrical and mechanical equipment so you can fix issues early, reduce fire risk, meet insurance obligations and prevent downtime.

What we test

• Main switchboards, distribution boards and control panels

• MCCs, VSDs, UPS and power factor correction units

• Busbars, cable terminations and breakers

• Critical motors, bearings and mechanical equipment

How we work

• Pre-scan safety check and load verification so equipment is operating under normal conditions

• Live thermal imaging using calibrated cameras with visual images for reference

• Delta-T measurements, severity ratings and immediate escalation of critical defects

• Clear PDF report with annotated thermograms, root-cause guidance and prioritised rectification actions

• Follow-up verification scans after repairs

Typical intervals

• Annually for most commercial and industrial sites

• Six-monthly for high-risk environments or where insurers require it

• After major electrical works or recurrent faults

Why it helps

• Reduces fire risk from loose, overloaded or deteriorated connections

• Minimises unplanned outages and repair costs

• Supports WHS risk management and insurer expectations

• No shutdown required in most cases, minimal disruption