Electrical Test and Tag Christchurch. Test and Tagging Christchurch.

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Electrical Test and Tag Christchurch

Testing and tagging experience in construction, manufacturing, schools, motels, workshops, offices, factories and building sites. The Tagman Christchurch Canterbury..

Electrical Test and Tag Christchurch

The Tagman Christchurch testing and tagging procedures are a viable and effective way to check electrical safety and detect faults that may not be easy to see.

Electrical Test and Tag Christchurch

The Tagman Christchurch Testing and tagging experience in construction, manufacturing, schools, motels, workshops, offices, factories and building sites Christchurch and Canterbury..

Electrical Test and Tag Christchurch

Test and Tag Christchurch, call The Tagman team in Christchurch helping your business stay electrically compliant.

Electrical Test and Tag Christchurch

The Tagman Test and Tag Christchurch Canterbury will inspect, test, and tag for earth continuity, polarity, insulation, and trip time, and provide a PDF report on electrical mechanisms.

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Electrical Test and Tag Christchurch

Electrical Test and Tag Christchurch. For Electrical Test & Tag technicians in Christchurch, call The Tagman team in Christchurch who will do the best job possible at helping your business stay electrically compliant.

Brent Fisher (AKA The Tagman) started up his test and tag service Christchurch in 2015 after seeing the pressure faced by industries to conform to strong-willed health and safety compliance regulations.

Brent’s test and tag experience in construction, manufacturing, schools, motels, workshops, offices, factories and building sites stand him in good stead as to how health, safety and wellbeing in the workplace pays dividends on many levels.

Testing and tagging is a fundamental requirement for all businesses that operate electrically generated machinery, tools, appliances, or systems. Although it’s not mandatory to test and tag, it is legally mandatory for equipment to be electrically safe and maintained in a safe condition.

The simplest way to fulfil this obligation is to commandeer The Tagman to check, test, and tag. Brent’s 100% conversant with the process, in fact, testing and tagging is the core offering that Tagman provide, all over Canterbury.

Performing that job accurately, quickly, and more cost-effectively is made easier with Tagmans’ state-of-the-art Portable Appliance Tester (PAT) equipment. No need for an electrical supply because as the name suggests, this technology is totally portable – a real bonus when servicing building sites and areas where power is unavailable or limited. The Tagman supply a fully itemised and comprehensive PDF report and further Tagman action includes sending out reminders of imminent lapse dates.
The Tagman will inspect, test, tag, and report on all your electrical connections, multi boxes, equipment, appliances, and tools. We’ll perform an earth continuity test, insulation test, polarity test, and a trip time test to ensure your equipment is:
• At AS/NZS 3670 standard
• AS/NZS 3012 standard
• Compliant under The Health and Safety at Work Act (2015)
• Operating within WorkSafe NZ guidelines
• Compliant under the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010.

Electrical Test & Tag Christchurch

Test and Tag Technicians Christchurch

For electrical Test and Tag technicians Christchurch. The Tagman, Testing and Tagging technicians Christchurch and Canterbury provide businesses and organisations with electrical compliance confidence.

That’s important because workplace electrical safety is part of the foundation practice of any enterprise – for obvious reasons. It’s also why the majority of New Zealand industry leaders can put up their hands and say that accidents caused by faulty electrical connections are few and far between.

Much of the success in achieving positive health and safety statistics comes down to operating and maintaining safe gear. Your business can share that responsibility with Tagman, Christchurch. We are independent specialists in testing, tagging, and reporting on any electrical tool, appliance, system, or electrical connection.

Our processes are well-respected and assure you that your gear will continue to operate safely with no hold-ups in productivity or efficiency. And including your business in our regular call cycle (for example, every three months) means that your equipment will pass with flying colours at the next random visit from your local health and safety rep.

Health and safety in the workplace is a sensible mandate set out by the Electrical Safety Regulations (2010) and encouraged by WorkSafe NZ. Tagman ensures that your equipment, tools, and appliances meet all relevant safety workplace standards, and stay in sync with current best practice recommendations.
And for our part, The Tagman, Christchurch are well up to date with our modern (PAT) technique, providing you with prompt, accurate, and documented testing and tagging peace of mind.

• 3-phase equipment
• Class 2 Equipment
• computer equipment
• PSOA’s
• school gear
• extension cords and leads
• general office equipment
• power tools
• class I equipment
• electrical appliances
• electric blankets
• multi boxes
• RCD’s.

Test & Tag – Electrical Testing-Tagging Christchurch.

The Tagman Christchurch and Canterbury. Testing and tagging experience in construction, manufacturing, schools, motels, workshops, offices, factories and building sites.

The Tagman, Christchurch reassures your workers that the electrical equipment they're using is up to scratch.

Test and Tag Procedure Christchurch

Test and Tag Procedure Christchurch. The Tagman, Christchurch are a conscientious electrical safety organisation who take our daily safety checklists very seriously. Health and safety is an important aspect of workplace culture and if you run your own business, you’ll agree that it’s become a bit of a buzz term – for good reason.
If you take your health and safety goals as much to heart as we do, call Tagman, Christchurch for a chat about the way we can help you tick that particular ‘to do’ off your H & S list. Our test and tag procedure is quick, simple, accurate and meets all best-practice standards – which will allow your business to meet yours.

The PAT equipment we use is top-flight modern, flexible, and portable. We can test and tag at any geographical spot, regardless of power availability, and this is a fantastic feature of our technology.
It means that testing and tagging at building sites or remote premises where electricity might be non-existent or from a dubious source is no problem.

Our customers also appreciate the fact that we can use Bluetooth to connect to our tag printer, providing a full service no matter the location.

In a nutshell, this is the procedure Tagman, Christchurch follow to test and tag:
1. Contact the Tagman team. We’ll respond promptly and schedule a time that suits to visit your site or workplace.

2. When onsite we’ll cast our eye over the gear that needs checking and pinpoint any potential faults and issues.

3. Our team will then use our Portable Appliance Tester (PAT) to inspect and test for: earth continuity, polarity, insulation, and trip time (to AS/NZS3670 standards with pre-set tolerances.)

4. Pass: we fit your equipment with a tough, single-use tag (printed via Bluetooth).

5. Fail: we let you know what needs doing to get your equipment up to scratch.

6. We produce a PDF report outlining all items and their test date and pass or fail. Some of our customers also use these test reports as a part asset register.

7. We’ll organise a call cycle and reminder system for your next testing date.

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Electrical Test and Tag Regulations

The Testing and Tagging technicians Christchurch team at Tagman quality assurances reflect our focus on satisfying your compliance requirements in the most streamlined way possible. We understand the regulations that underpin electrical safety in the workplace and offer our PAT testing and tagging services to ensure that legal concern is covered off.
Satisfying the Health and Safety at Work Act (2015) is a demanding task.

The Act is a governing piece of legislation which businesses use to measure and maintain the business ethics required to achieve workplace safety. It’s a handy bit of documentation that niggles away at the basis of your daily business operation. It’s also the reason most workers manage to return home to their families at night.

Although health and safety requirements can sometimes seem like an extra (burdensome) tick box to be checked, every workplace undoubtedly benefits from initiating and following a well laid out plan.

Your plan will probably include electrical testing and tagging procedures similar to any industry; construction, manufacturing, hospitality, engineering, education, aged care, foodstuffs, retail, and corporate. None are immune, and all are legally obliged to follow the health and safety, risk management guidelines set out by WorkSafe NZ.

Your efforts towards eliminating risk in the workplace are made simpler by the team from Tagman, Christchurch. We endorse the protocols set out by The Health and Safety at Work Act (2015) and The Electricity (Safety) Regulations (2010) then apply that knowledge to checking, testing, and tagging: appliances, leads, multi-boards, RCD’s, portable socket-outlet assemblies (PSOA’s), cords, plugs, and hand-held tools connected to electricity.

Sections of the Acts applicable to your business are:
• The AS/NZS 3760 Standard; an option for business owners and PCBU’s to demonstrate compliance testing and tagging
• The AS/NZS 3012 Standard; provides guidance for the safe use of electricity on construction and demolition sites
• The recommendation that Tagman, Christchurch test and tag every three months as per WorkSafe NZ guidelines.

Electrical Testing-Tagging-Christchurch

Test and Tag Service Christchurch. The Tagman Christchurch and Canterbury region

Electrical Inspections / Electrical Testing

Electrical inspection and testing procedures should not be ignored.

The team of Test and Tag technicians Christchurch services reassures your workers that the electrical equipment they’re using is up to scratch. Our testing and tagging procedures are a viable and effective way to check electrical safety and detect faults that may not be easy to see. Performed regularly testing and tagging provides peace of mind and the satisfaction that you’re fulfilling your legal requirements by offering a safe workplace for staff and contractors.
Tagman testing and tagging are advocates of the WorkSafe NZ guidelines for electrical safety checks. Regardless of whether you’re operating on a construction site, educational facility, office block, shop, or warehouse, testing and tagging your gear is a recognised method of ensuring end-user safety.
Workplace safety seems like a fair call and Tagman, Christchurch will not only back you up on that objective, they’ll also put their PAT systems at work to help you achieve it. We know the value in our services and have seen first-hand how ignoring well-founded legal and industry advice to test and tag is not such a good move.
Your role should also include protecting your workers against electric shock by regularly checking RCD gear. Even if the equipment has already been tested and tagged, it should still be RCD-protected and systematically checked for visible signs of damage or faults.
Testing and tagging confirm that your equipment is safe at the time of testing. It gives you the confidence to assure workers and visiting health and safety inspectors that your business is doing its utmost to keep gear electrically intact. And that speaks volumes about your commitment to workplace safety.
Call The Tagman, Christchurch to receive certified recognition that you are:
• Protecting your staff and contractors from electric shock
• Fulfilling your obligations under the Electricity (Safety) Regulations (2010)
• Focused on the guidelines set out by the Health and Safety at Work Act (2015)
• Committed to providing a WorkSafe NZ-approved environment
• Maintaining uninterrupted productivity in the workplace by keeping electrical equipment operable.