Articles relating to electrical safety and electrical appliance test and tag
Time to retest appliances used on construction and demolition sites and attach blue tags from 1st June 2020.
Tips For Choosing The Right Test And Tag Equipment We often get asked about what sort of test and tag equipment people shoul [...]
Time to retest appliances used on construction and demolition sites and attach green tags from 1st March 2020.
Introduction into how to test and tag three phase electrical appliances.
Test And Tag Licenses Every month we get at least one enquiry from someone wanting to do a test and tag license check. Typica [...]
Reminder: 3 Monthly Tag Colour Changeover Are you using designated 3 monthly tag colour coded system in your workplace? Appli [...]
Safe Work Australia former director Marie Boland has produced 34 recommendations that could enhance workers’ safety after launching a review of the Work Health and Safety (WHS) laws 2018.
A Melbourne electrical company has been convicted and fined $300,000 after an unsupervised, third-year apprentice electrician died from electrocution while laying cables at a Camberwell property.
To check the integrity of the protective earth of Class I appliances, the earth continuity test is performed. The protective earth is an important safety feature of all Class I appliances. It provides a second level of protection against electric shock.
Tags play an important role in the test and tag programs. As well as displaying the outcome of inspection and testing, PASS / FAIL, they also provide details about who checked the appliance, when the appliance was last checked and when it is due to be rechecked.
