Keep your business safe, and compliant
Test and Tag, Waikato
What we do
We provide professional Testing and Tagging services tailored for industrial businesses across Waikato, New Zealand. Our certified electricians and technicians ensure your electrical equipment meets AS/NZS 3760:2022 safety standards, helping you maintain a safe, compliant, and efficient work environment.
Testing and Tagging Services Include:
Conducted at your facility with minimal disruption to operations, and covering machinery, tools, appliances, and power leads – our services include:
service related FAQ’s
Test and Tag is a crucial electrical safety process that involves:
✔ Visual Inspection – Checking for physical damage, wear, or faulty components.
✔ Electrical Testing – Using specialized equipment to detect faults, insulation failures, and grounding issues.
✔ Tagging & Documentation – Marking compliant equipment with pass/fail tags and recording test results for audit compliance.
New Zealand’s workplace safety laws require businesses to regularly test and tag electrical equipment to prevent hazards. Our services are essential for:
🔹 Manufacturing & Processing Plants
🔹 Warehouses & Distribution Centers
🔹 Construction & Engineering Sites
🔹 Food & Beverage Production Facilities
🔹 Mining & Heavy Industry
🔹 Agricultural & Horticultural Businesses
If an item fails the test, we will:
❌ Tag it as ‘Failed’ and remove it from service.
❌ Provide a detailed report outlining the failure.
❌ Advise on repairs or replacement to bring it back into compliance.
For workplaces under WorkSafe NZ safety requirements, failed equipment must not be used until repaired or replaced.
The required frequency of testing varies by industry and risk level, as outlined in AS/NZS 3760:2022:
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Construction & demolition sites – Every 3 months
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Factories, workshops, and industrial environments – Every 6 months
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Commercial offices & retail stores – Every 12 months
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Hostile environments (damp, dusty, or exposed areas) – Every 12 months
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Hotels, motels, schools, and low-risk areas – Every 5 years