Ensuring electrical safety is crucial in any industry. The intervals for electrical test and tag of equipment vary depending on the environment and the specific risks involved. Below are the recommended intervals according to AS/NZS 3760, based on your type of workplace.
Testing Interval: Every 3 months
Why: High-risk environments with heavy exposure to dust, moisture, and mechanical stress, making frequent testing essential.
Testing Interval: Every 6 months
Why: These are considered hostile environments with heavy use of equipment under conditions like heat and moisture that can increase wear and tear.
Testing Interval: Every 5 years
Why: Office environments are low-risk, with minimal exposure to harmful conditions that could affect equipment functionality.
Testing Interval: Every 12 months
Why: Although considered a low-risk environment, the presence of children necessitates frequent testing to ensure that all equipment is safe and compliant.
Testing Interval: Every 12 months
Why: Although not as hostile as industrial settings, constant use of equipment in these industries necessitates annual inspections to ensure safety.
Testing Interval: Every 3 months or before each hire
Why: Due to constant use in various environments, hire equipment must be tested before each use to prevent faults or hazards
Testing Interval: Every 12 months
Why: Equipment used in harsh environments, exposed to elements like moisture, heat, and dust, is more prone to degradation and requires regular checks.
Testing Interval: Every 2 years
Why: Regular inspections are crucial to ensuring tenant safety and compliance with rental property regulations.
Test Interval: Every 6 months
Why: Cleaning equipment is used frequently and may be exposed to water, requiring regular inspections to ensure safe operation.
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