Test & Tag Services
Test and Tag is an essential practice for ensuring electrical safety in both workplaces and homes. By systematically inspecting, testing, and labeling electrical equipment, we can mitigate the risks associated with faulty appliances and reduce the potential for electrical accidents, fires, and injuries. Implementing a Test and Tag program not only saves lives but also protects property and ensures compliance with regulations. In a world powered by electricity, the safety provided by Test and Tag cannot be overstated, making it a fundamental practice for anyone concerned with electrical safety.
Our Test & Tag offers competitive pricing for a premium electrical appliance testing service including:
- Onsite visit
- All inspections, testing and tagging
- Detailed reporting
- Free reminder service
1-100 Appliance Tests
$4.80 per test
A min. $200.00 location-based call-out fee is charged, which includes 10 appliance tests.
- Onsite visit
- All inspections, testing and tagging
- Detailed reporting
- Free reminder service
101-500 Appliance Tests
$4.40 per test
A min. $200.00 location-based call-out fee is charged, which includes 10 appliance tests.
- Onsite visit
- All inspections, testing and tagging
- Detailed reporting
- Free reminder service
501-1000 Appliance Tests
$4.00 per test
A min. $200.00 location-based call-out fee is charged, which includes 10 appliance tests.
- Onsite visit
- All inspections, testing and tagging
- Detailed reporting
- Free reminder service
Why is Test and Tag Important?
Why is Test and Tag Important?
- Safety Assurance: The primary reason for Test and Tag is to ensure the safety of people and property. Faulty electrical equipment can lead to electrical fires, which can have devastating consequences. By regularly testing and tagging appliances, potential hazards can be identified and rectified before they become dangerous.
- Compliance with Regulations: Many countries and regions have regulations in place that require businesses to regularly test and tag their electrical equipment. Non-compliance can lead to fines and legal liabilities. Ensuring that equipment meets these standards is essential for avoiding legal troubles.
- Reducing Workplace Accidents: In a workplace, electrical accidents can be catastrophic. By implementing a Test and Tag program, employers can significantly reduce the risk of electrical accidents, thereby creating a safer work environment for their employees.
- Extended Equipment Lifespan: Regular testing and tagging can identify minor issues with equipment that, if left unaddressed, could lead to more significant problems. By addressing these issues early, equipment lifespan can be extended, saving money in the long run.
The Test and Tag Process
The Test and Tag process involves several steps:
- Visual Inspection: The first step is a visual inspection of the equipment. This includes checking for any physical damage, loose parts, or frayed cords. Any issues found during this inspection should be rectified before further testing.
- Electrical Testing: Electrical testing involves using specialized equipment to check for electrical faults, insulation resistance, and earth continuity. This step ensures that the equipment is electrically safe to use.
- Tagging: After passing the visual and electrical tests, the equipment is labeled with a tag that includes important information such as the date of testing, the name of the tester, and the next testing date. This tag provides a clear indicator of the equipment’s status.
- Record Keeping: It’s crucial to maintain detailed records of the testing and tagging process. This documentation helps track the history of each piece of equipment, ensuring that it remains in compliance with safety standards.