Certain types of electrical equipment must be regularly inspected and tested by a certified Electrician to identify damage, wear and detect faults in a workplace. This ensures the safety of your staff members and visitors under the Occupational Safety and Health Act 1984.

Under the current legislation in Queensland, employers are required to test all plug-in electrical equipment in their workplace every twelve months such as computers, fans, radios, toasters, coffee machines, chargers and more.

Simply call Morgan Air and Electrical to organise a timely and affordable testing and tagging service. Our certified Electrician Chris will work with your business to find a suitable time to review all equipment carefully, providing minimal disruption to your employees.

What is tagging and testing?

This process involves visual inspection followed by an electrical test to ensure that the outlets are safe for use. Once deemed safe, Chris our certified Electrician will tag your outlets and provide a report for your workplace health and safety records.

How often does my business need to do this?

Tagging and testing requirements will vary depending on the business and their environment. Offices in Brisbane will generally need to complete this once every twelve months for plug-in electrical equipment commonly used, whereas other items will only need to be tested once every five years (such as projectors and photo copiers).

How long will this take?

Depending on the appliance, each item will generally take only a few minutes to complete. Your staff members may have to turn off their equipment during this time and will receive a certified sticker upon completion, stating the inspection date.