In aged care facilities, ensuring the safety and well-being of residents is a top priority. Among the many aspects of safety, electrical safety is crucial to prevent accidents and ensure a safe living environment. Here’s why regular test and tag services are essential in aged care facilities and how SydTag can help maintain high safety […]
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A guide to how Test and Tag can help ChildCare centres achieve an Exceeding rating
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Although many businesses deliver Test and Tag services, it is not widely understood just how important the right solution can be. So we’re going to explain 8 key reasons that you may want to consider this safety service for your business. What is Test & Tag? Before that, we’ll first explain what it is all
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Building sites are a special case. We’re not talking about powerboards sitting untouched in an office! Construction and demolition sites see some rough action and harsh conditions. This means that tools can easily be damaged. Many site managers organise Test and Tag sessions once a month. The government body that regulates safety is SafeWork NSW.
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Certain types of electrical equipment must be regularly inspected and tested by a competent person to identify damage, wear and detect electrical faults. If you are a business or employer (or other PCBU) you must make sure that electrical equipment is regularly inspected and tested by a competent person if the electrical equipment: is supplied
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Even a small electric shock can be harmful
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As long as you’ve done the course, passed the test, bought the required equipment and learned the ropes then sure, anyone can test and tag! However, in our experience, unless you’re really fascinated by the intricacies of testing and tagging, you’re unlikely to do all of that properly. Another hassle is the very expensive requirement
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