Service Delivery

Electrical & Fire Testing and Tagging
ESTT provides professional on-site testing and tagging of all types of electrical equipment, ensuring workplace safety and compliance with
Australian Standard AS/NZS 3760.

We provide our services to various industries across Western Australia.

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Electrical Testing and Tagging
Single Phase
  • All testing is completed in line with Australian Standard AS/NZS 3760
  • Only a competent and trained person can carry out electrical testing and tagging.
  • The process generally includes:
    - A visual inspection of cords, plugs, and equipment for damage or wear.
    - Electrical testing using an approved tester to confirm safe operation.
    - Labelling (tagging) the item with details such as the test date, re-test date, and name.
    -Recording and storing results for compliance and safety records.
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Electrical Testing and Tagging
Three Phase

  • Three-phase appliances require the same safety checks as single-phase equipment, in line with Australian Standard AS/NZS 3760.
  • All testing is carried out by qualified and competent technicians using approved test instruments.
  • Our Three-Phase Testing Process:
    - Visual inspection of plugs, leads, and connections for signs of damage or wear.
    - Electrical testing using a leakage current clamp and other calibrated tools.
    - Tagging and labelling each item with test details, due date, and technician information.
    - Recording and reporting results in an electronic log for compliance tracking.
Fire extinguisher inspection and tagging

Fire hose reel

Fire blanket inspection and tagging

 (Level 1 & 2)
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Fire Equipment Testing

Fire Extinguishers Test
Fire Hose Reels Testing
Fire Blanket Testing
Level 1 & 2

  • We inspect and service a wide range of equipment, including:
    - Fire extinguishers
    - Fire blankets
    - Fire hose reels
  • Our Fire Equipment Inspection Process:
    -Visual and functional inspection
    of fire safety equipment.
    -Stamping/tagging each item with inspection details and next due date.
    -Recording and logging results for compliance tracking.
    -Electronic reports provided for easy record-keeping.
  • ESTT supply a full range of premium fire fighting equipment manufactured by FlameStop Australia.

Tradies

Our comprehensive service covers everything from power tools to extension cords, ensuring that all equipment meets regulatory standards and operates safely.

Constructions

Inspect and test all electrical equipment and tools on construction sites, ensuring they meet stringent safety standards and regulations.

Aviation

Our technicians possess a Red ASIC  clearance, enabling them to operate within restricted and secure areas

Offices

Our technicians test all electrical equipment, from computers, monitors, chargers and printers to power strips and other cables,

Café & Restaurants

Our technicians thoroughly test and tag all electrical equipment, including coffee machines, POS and fridges

Events

Our technicians test and tag all electrical equipment, including sound systems, lighting, and more

AU/NZS 3760

Testing and Tagging Standards

Testing, tagging, and inspection of electrical and fire equipment is a vital process that ensures all workplace appliances and safety devices operate safely and comply with Australian Standards AS/NZS 3760 for electrical equipment and AS 1851-2012 for fire protection.

Our trained and competent team conducts visual inspections, functional testing, and tagging or stamping of each item, then records the results electronically with test dates, next due dates, and technician details. This process helps reduce the risk of electrocution, fires, equipment failure, and emergency unpreparedness, while keeping your business compliant with WHS legislation.

Expedite Safety Test and Tag provides detailed electronic reports and can send courtesy emails and phone reminders when your equipment approaches the re-test date. By regularly testing and tagging electrical items, businesses can protect their employees and customers from potential electrical accidents and injuries.

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Testing Intervals

Testing intervals are a requirement, with their lengths typically determined by the specific environment in which an electrical appliance operates. Here are the recommended frequencies:

- Building, Construction, and Demolition: Every 3 months
- Factories, Warehouses, and Production Facilities: Every 6 months
- Environments where equipment/supply cords are subject to flexing or potential abuse: Every 12 months
- Environments where equipment/supply cords are not prone to flexing or abuse: Every 5 years

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