Electrical & fire compliance

Get your site tested, tagged and compliant.

Test and tag, RCD testing and fire protection for workshops, warehouses, factories and construction sites across Melbourne's south east and beyond. One visit, one invoice, a digital report every time.

Fixed quotes

Travel, tags and the report are all in the price we give you.

Registered technicians

Fire work signed off by registered practitioners.

Free digital reports

Itemised asset registers, emailed and kept on file.

Retest reminders

We track your due dates so nothing quietly lapses.

Insured and guaranteed

Not happy? We come back and sort it, no charge.

Sites we service

We know what your auditor asks for.

From single-shopfronts to multi-site industrial rounds, we match the testing interval to how hard your gear works and hand you evidence an inspector can read.

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How it works

Four steps, no surprises.

1
Tell us about the site

Suburb, rough item count, and what you've already got in place.

2
Get a fixed quote

We confirm which standards apply and what it costs. Nothing added later.

3
We test on site

Calibrated gear, printed tags, failures isolated and reported. We work around you.

4
Report and reminders

Digital register in your inbox, then a nudge before the next one's due.

Straight answers

The questions we get asked most.

How often, who's allowed to do it and what a proper report looks like, plain-English answers, no upsell.

All questions
Is test and tag a legal requirement in Victoria?

Victorian OHS duties require you to make sure electrical equipment is safe to use. Testing and tagging to AS/NZS 3760 is the accepted way of showing you've done that, and on construction and demolition sites AS/NZS 3012 makes three-monthly testing mandatory.

How often does my equipment need testing?

It comes down to the site, not the appliance. Building sites are every 3 months, workshops, warehouses, factories and petrol stations every 6 to 12 months, and lower-risk sites every 12 to 60 months depending on whether the gear gets moved around. We'll confirm your intervals in writing before we start.

Who is allowed to do test and tag work?

A competent person, meaning someone trained in AS/NZS 3760 test methods with calibrated instruments and insurance. You don't need a full electrical licence for in-service testing of portable equipment. Our fire protection work is done by registered technicians.

Do you test generator RCDs?

Yes. We test meter box safety switches and generator-fed RCDs, which matters on construction sites and anywhere running temporary or portable supply. Measured trip times are recorded per device.

Let's get you compliant.

Free quote, fixed price, digital report included.

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