BUSINESS & TEST AND TAG REPORTS The 5 most common electrical hazards in your workplace Emily Fear, Marketing Officer 06/09/2019 According to Work Safe Australia, contact to electricity accounts for 4% of all workplace fatalities in Australia. Electrocution is one...
According to Safe Work Australia, approx.182 Australian workers suffer disabling injuries and approx. 56 workers die at work every year. Although most work injuries occur from falls, many are a result of contact with electrical equipment. Almost...
What if you have just had your workplace tested, but you have just bought a new electrical item, now what? This is where New-to-Service tags come into effect. These tags allow you to avoid a minimum charge and the hassle of having to organise testing and tagging again...
It’s that time of year again when the flurry of Christmas cheers and New Year resolutions fill the air. But while your head is full of Christmas Cheer, there may be potential dangers lurking around the corner when it comes to the safety of your electrical goods. Make...
Electrical safety Testing in the workplace is very important and it’s up to all of us to help prevent any workplace-related injuries, or worse. Potential fires and electrical shorts that might cause property damage or bodily harm could run rampant if not looked...
Why Test and Tag? Having your workplace tested and tagged helps to avoid the risk of an injury to an employee, client or another third party. Compliance with Occupational Health & Safety requires that an employer must ensure that any risk of injury from...
