Electrical Testing & Tagging
Electrical Testing & Tagging
- Fully Licensed, Accredited & Insured
- Clear, Transparent Pricing
- Proactive Compliance Management
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Affordable & Reliable Test & Tag Services For Workplace Safety
Affordable & Reliable Test & Tag Services For Workplace Safety
Electrical hazards pose a serious risk to businesses, employees, and property. Regular testing and tagging of electrical appliances is essential to prevent faults, reduce fire risks, and comply with Australian workplace safety regulations. At Protec Safety, we provide cost-effective, expert electrical testing and tagging services across Brisbane, Gold Coast, Ipswich, and surrounding suburbs, ensuring your business remains safe, compliant, and legally protected.
Under the AS/NZS 3760:2022 standard, all electrical appliances used in workplaces and commercial environments must be routinely inspected, tested, and tagged to ensure they are safe to use. Our fully licensed and accredited technicians provide thorough inspections, compliance documentation, and proactive compliance management, so you never have to worry about missed deadlines or non-compliance.
I can’t recommend Chad from Protec highly enough! Not only does he look after all my fire extinguishers with precision and professionalism, but he also went above and beyond when servicing my poorly performing air conditioning unit.
It was completely frozen up when he opened it, but Chad’s patience and expertise really shone through as he carefully defrosted it and gave it the most thorough cleaning imaginable. The unit looks brand new and runs like a dream now! His attention to detail and dedication to getting the job done right are truly impressive. Thank you, Chad, for your outstanding service!
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Experienced Compliance Experts You Can Trust
With over 25 years of combined industry experience, our expert team is here to simplify your compliance and protect your property.
Why Choose Protec Safety?
Licensed & Accredited Testers
Affordable & Competitive Pricing
Hassle-Free Compliance Management
Comprehensive Testing & Certification
Detailed compliance reports for audits, insurance & regulatory requirements.
Fast & Reliable Service
Trusted by Businesses Across Queensland
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Avoid Costly Fines And Compliance Failures
We make fire and electrical compliance simple, stress-free, and fully aligned with Queensland laws and safety standards.
Our Electrical Testing & Tagging Services
Comprehensive Electrical Testing & Tagging
Visual Inspections – Checking for damage, frayed wires, faulty plugs, and other hazards.
Electrical Testing – Using Portable Appliance Testers (PAT) to measure insulation resistance, polarity, and earth continuity.
Compliance Tagging – Each appliance is labelled with a test date, technician details, and next scheduled test, ensuring compliance tracking.
Testing of all equipment, including tools, computers, kitchen appliances, industrial machinery, and 3-phase equipment.
RCD (Safety Switch) Testing
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Functionality Testing
Ensuring RCDs trip correctly in fault conditions.
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Installation & Upgrades
Supplying new RCDs if your business requires additional protection.
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Compliance with Queensland Electrical Safety Regulations
Keeping your workplace legally compliant.
Detailed Compliance Reports & Certification
Ongoing Compliance Management & Reminder Service
- Tracking and scheduling re-testing dates for all your electrical appliances.
- Sending automated reminders before compliance deadlines.
- Providing ongoing support to ensure your business stays up to date with electrical safety laws.
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Why Electrical Testing & Tagging Matters
- Reduces the risk of electrical fires, electrocution, and equipment failure.
- Ensures compliance with AS/NZS 3760:2022 & Queensland workplace safety laws.
- Protects staff, tenants, and customers from dangerous electrical faults.
- Prevents fines, legal liabilities, and insurance claim issues.
Industries We Serve
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NDIS Providers & Healthcare Facilities
Ensuring medical and care environments meet strict electrical safety standards.
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Commercial & Industrial Workplaces
Compliance testing for offices, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities.
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Hospitality & Retail Businesses
Electrical safety solutions for restaurants, cafés, supermarkets, and retail stores.
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Property Managers & Real Estate Agencies
Test & tag services for rental properties and apartment complexes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is electrical test and tag, and why is it necessary?
Test and tag is the process of inspecting and testing electrical appliances for safety in accordance with AS/NZS 3760:2022. It involves visually inspecting the equipment, conducting electrical testing, and attaching a compliance tag. It helps prevent electrical shocks, faults, and fires — especially in shared, high-use environments.
Can I Test and Tag My Own Equipment?
While it is possible to test and tag your own electrical equipment, you must have the proper training and qualifications to ensure accuracy and compliance. In Australia, testing and tagging should be performed by a “competent person”, meaning someone who has undergone appropriate training and understands AS/NZS 3760:2022 safety standards, documentation requirements, and testing procedures.
Professional test and tag technicians use specialised equipment and have the expertise to identify electrical faults, assess compliance, and ensure workplace safety. Hiring a qualified service provider ensures thorough, reliable, and legally compliant testing, reducing the risk of electrical hazards and giving you complete peace of mind.
How often should electrical appliances be tested and tagged?
Testing frequency depends on your workplace risk level:
- High-risk environments (construction, workshops, factories) – Every 3 months
- Office & retail environments – Every 6-12 months
- Residential & low-risk properties – Every 24 months