Services

Fire Extinguisher Testing – Regular maintenance and inspection of common fire products including fire blankets, extinguishers, reels and hydrants;

Exits & Emergency Lights – We’ll ensure your exit and emergency lights are visibly seen 24/7. We recommend maintenance every 6 months to ensure lights are working and deemed safe at all times;

Extension Lead Testing – Our electrical team will do a thorough check of pins and plugs to ensure 100% safety in the workplace;

Power Equipment & Electrical Tools – Keep your tools working at maximum capacity. Our inspection includes checking cables and plugs for potential damage;

RCD Safety Switches – Our technicians will ensure all your safety switches are working properly;

Microwave Testing – Safety checks for leakages in the home & workplace;

Defect & Safety Hazard Reports – This includes a current overview of plugs, sockets and appliances;

New Plug Replacement – Visible wires can be dangerous. We’ll repair & replace old non-compliant and dangerous plugs for extra peace of mind.

Computers, Chargers, IPADS & Laptops – Given that we use our electrical equipment daily, it makes sense to check for ongoing safety and general wear and tear;

STEP ONE – INSPECTION

When you first contact us, we’ll arrange for one of our technicians to visit you onsite and conduct a comprehensive visual inspection of everything including appliances, powerpoints, plugs, sockets, electrical equipment and cords.

A thorough investigation will be completed to determine any damage found in electrical items, general safety hazards and non-compliance issues present.

STEP TWO – TESTING

At Staysafe Compliance Testing, we use the latest technological equipment known as the Portable Appliance Tester (P.A.T). This delivers superior accuracy and testing results everytime.

It also enables our technicians to detect safety hazards, polarity issues, leaks and various other electrical concerns in the home and workplace.

STEP THREE – TEST RESULTS

Once the testing stage is complete, our P.A.T will indicate either a Pass or Fail outcome, giving our technicians a clear idea of the next step.

Whether your electrical items are compliant or non-compliant, we’ll provide you with a detailed report on your existing situation and highlight suitable remedies for compliance.

STEP FOUR – TAGGING

The most important step is the final ‘Test and Tag’ approval – this usually comes in the form of a sticker attached to your electrical equipment with date, time, contact number and AS/NZS 3760 industry standard details.

We will also provide you with a recommended inspection date for the next visit. This can be done at 3, 6, 12 or every 24 months – depending on your unique requirements.