Test and Tag recommends that when checking machines, the user saves all open records, closes all open programs, and switches the machine off. We’ll restart the machine after the testing is completed and it’ll be ready to use again.

Electrical object testing and tagging is not a one-time event. Wear and tear, as well as accidents, can cause machinery to malfunction, which is why there are laws and regulations in place that require monitoring on a regular basis. A table for Testing and Inspection Intervals is given in the Australian Standard AS/NZS 3760: 2010. Process is conducted every 3, 6, 12, or 24 months, depending on the type of setting you work in. Before we begin checking your equipment, this will be discussed.

A visual inspection of the cable and plug ends is performed prior to testing. When the test is finished and a PASS is obtained, the cable, unit, or computer screen will be tagged and detailed in the report.
Test and Tag will perform these tests at your home, office, or on the job site as needed. For more information about having your computers and electrical equipment checked, call Test and Tag or fill out our inquiry form.