Test and Tag
Your questions answered
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Not universally. Businesses must keep electrical equipment safe and maintained. Testing and tagging is one way to check its condition. Particular sites or contracts may also specify testing requirements. Read WorkSafe's guidance.
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The interval depends on how and where the equipment is used. We can discuss the relevant standard and site requirements. Avoid assuming every item needs an annual test. WorkSafe guidance.
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Testing records its condition at that time. Damage can occur later, so keep checking equipment between tests and remove suspect items from use. WorkSafe guidance.
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Pricing is by the item tested. Send your approximate item count and location for an estimate, including any minimum or travel charges. We can also discuss larger jobs and multiple locations.
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Yes. We’re based in Hamilton and visit Cambridge, with other destinations available by arrangement, including Tauranga, Mount Maunganui, Papamoa, Waipa, and the Coromandel. Send your site address so we can confirm availability and any travel fee before booking.
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Weekends and after-hours visits can be discussed when you enquire. Let us know your operating hours and preferred timing, and we’ll confirm what is available.
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Yes. An electronic equipment test report/manifesto is emailed once payment has been received. It includes asset identification and descriptions to help you identify the equipment tested. Discuss any organisation-specific reporting needs before the visit.
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Stop using the item and arrange appropriate repair or replacement. Repairs require an appropriately registered electrical worker. WorkSafe guidance.
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Start with your business name and site location. Add a rough equipment count and tell us what needs testing. If there's a particular timeframe or site requirement, include that too. An exact count isn't needed to make the initial enquiry.
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Contact us with the property location and details of the plug-in equipment involved. We can confirm the service scope and arrange access with the person managing the property.
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Yes. If you are an existing customer, include your business name and site address so we can refer to the previous job and discuss the next visit.