Test and Tag Bunbury
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Test and Tagging in Bunbury to AS/NZS 3760:2022
Need your workplace gear tested and tagged in Bunbury? We come to your site and work through every lead, power board and appliance, so nothing has to leave the building. It’s part of our test and tag services across Western Australia.
In WA, Regulation 150 of the Work Health and Safety (General) Regulations 2022 requires socket supplied equipment used in tough conditions to be inspected and tested by a competent person, with records kept. Our trained technicians test each item to AS/NZS 3760:2022, tag it with the test date and next due date, and send you a digital report afterwards.
Our minimum charge is $125 +GST, which covers your first 32 items, tags and a compliance report. Every item after that is $2.20 to $3.90 +GST. Call 13 11 05 or request a quote and we’ll get back to you within 2 business hours.
What We Test and Tag in Bunbury
If it plugs into a socket, it can go on the list. Office computers and printers, staff room kettles and microwaves, workshop power tools, cleaning machines, extension leads and power boards. Each item gets a visual check, an electrical test, then a tag. That’s our portable appliance testing service, done on site around your working hours.
On a construction or demolition site? Equipment there is tested to AS/NZS 3012, the standard written for building sites.
RCD Testing in Bunbury
Your safety switches are meant to cut the power in a fraction of a second if someone gets a shock. Pressing the test button doesn’t prove that. We test each RCD with calibrated equipment to check it actually trips in time.
WA’s Regulation 164 requires RCDs in certain workplaces to be tested regularly by a competent person. Our guide to RCD testing requirements in WA explains how often.
The areas we service in Western Australia are:
Perth, Albany, Balcatta, Bunbury, Busselton, Canning Vale, Cannington, Carine, Carramar, Churchlands, Doubleview, Edgewater, Fremantle, Gwelup, Hocking, Innaloo, Joondalup, Karrinyup, Kewdale, Mandurah, Melville, Neerabup, North Beach, North Perth, Osborne Park, Pearsall, Redcliffe, Scarborough, Tapping, Trigg, Wanneroo, Watermans Bay, Wembley Downs, Woodlands
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Why Bunbury Businesses Choose The Local Guys
- Police cleared technicians with First Aid and a Working with Children Check
- $20M public liability insurance
- Digital compliance report and certificate after every visit
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What You Get After Every Visit
WA’s Regulation 150 says your test records must show who did the testing, when it was done, the result, and when the next test is due. Our report covers all of that and more:
- A full asset register listing every item, where it is and its result
- A tag on each item with the test date and next due date
- A list of anything that failed, with what to do next
- A Certificate of Compliance you can hand to an auditor or insurer
Test and Tag Bunbury FAQs
How much does a test and tag cost?
Our minimum charge is $125 +GST, which covers your first 32 items, tags and a compliance report. Every item after that is $2.20 to $3.90 +GST, depending on the equipment.
Can any electrician do a test and tag?
An electrician can, but you don’t need one. In WA, the work has to be done by a competent person. WorkSafe WA guidance says someone without an electrical qualification should have completed nationally accredited training and be able to use the tester competently.
Can I do my own test and tag?
Only if you meet that competent person standard and use a calibrated tester. Most Bunbury businesses use a professional so their records hold up if WorkSafe WA or an insurer asks to see them.
Is test and tag mandatory in WA?
For socket supplied equipment used in conditions likely to damage it, such as moisture, heat, vibration, dust or rough handling, yes. That’s Regulation 150 of the WHS (General) Regulations 2022. Equipment that sits safely on a desk in a controlled office may not fall under it.
How often does test and tag need to be done in WA?
It depends on the equipment, how it’s used and the conditions it’s in. Construction and demolition gear is tested every three months, while low risk equipment that rarely moves can go much longer. Our technician will recommend the right schedule for your site.
What are the test and tag colours in WA?
Red for December to February, green for March to May, blue for June to August, and yellow for September to November. The colour cycle is used where three monthly testing applies. Our WA test and tag colours guide has more detail.
Does new equipment need testing straight away?
No. New equipment just needs a visual check for damage before use. It’s then tested at its first scheduled interval.
What happens if something fails?
It’s tagged out of service on the spot and removed from use. It then needs repairing and retesting, or replacing, and the failure is recorded in your report.
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