Test & Tag (Hub) — ACT PRO Services Canberra
Test & Tag Safety Compliance

Test and Tag Services Canberra Businesses Trust for Compliance

Keeping workplaces compliant with Australian electrical safety standards through structural visual audits, electrical properties testing, and portable RCD testing.

What Is It

What Is Test and Tag Safety Compliance?

Test and tag safety compliance is the process of inspecting, testing, and labelling electrical equipment to confirm it's safe to use, following the AS/NZS 3760 standard. We provide this across Canberra, covering everything from structural visual audits through to portable RCD testing and asset logging, for residential, commercial, corporate, and industrial clients.

ACT PRO Services is a Canberra-based provider of data cabling and test and tag safety compliance services, supporting residential, commercial, corporate, and industrial clients across the ACT.

Our Test & Tag Services

Six core test & tag services

Structural Visual Audit

We visually inspect equipment and surroundings for damage before any testing begins.

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Electrical Properties Testing

Insulation resistance, earth continuity, and other electrical properties tested.

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Portable RCD Testing

We test portable safety switches to confirm they trip correctly.

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Asset Logging & Registry

Every tested item logged with an up-to-date record of test dates and due dates.

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Office & Office Appliances

Everyday office equipment tested, often overlooked until an audit forces the issue.

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Heavy Duty Power Tools

Power tools and equipment tested where equipment failure carries higher risk.

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Compliance

How we keep you compliant with AS/NZS 3760

AS/NZS 3760 is the Australian standard covering in-service inspection and testing of electrical equipment, and it's the benchmark our technicians work to on every job. Compliance isn't just about testing equipment once — it's about maintaining a testing schedule appropriate to your industry and equipment type.

High-risk environments like construction sites and industrial workplaces typically need more frequent testing than a standard office, and we help you understand which schedule applies to your business.

How It Works

How our test and tag process works

01

Site Assessment

We review your equipment and current testing history, if any.

02

Testing

We visually inspect, test, and tag each item to AS/NZS 3760 standards.

03

Logging

Every item is logged into your asset registry with its due date.

04

Reporting

You receive a compliance report ready for audits or insurance.

Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

It depends on the environment — high-risk industrial settings typically require testing every 3 months, while general offices may only need annual checks. We assess your workplace and recommend the correct schedule under AS/NZS 3760.

Testing includes a structural visual audit, electrical properties testing such as insulation resistance and earth continuity, and portable RCD testing where applicable. We log every result and provide a compliance report.

Under work health and safety regulations, businesses are required to ensure electrical equipment is safe, and test and tag is the standard method of demonstrating compliance. Requirements vary by industry and equipment type.

Costs depend on the number of appliances and the site's risk category. We provide a free quote after a quick assessment — contact us with your appliance count for an accurate estimate.

Test and tag should be performed by a competent person trained in AS/NZS 3760 procedures, not as a general DIY task. We provide qualified testing with full documentation across Canberra.

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Data Cabling Solutions

Ready to get your workplace tested and tagged?

Whether you need a one-off compliance check or an ongoing testing schedule, ACT PRO Services can test, tag, and document your equipment across Canberra.

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