More insights, updates, and case studies from the Liberty Test & Tag team.
Test and tag is not required for standard residential properties in NSW, but there are specific situations — such as rental properties, Airbnb, and home-based businesses — where testing may still be expected.
Read articleBeyond compliance, test and tag transfers electrical risk away from your business, protects your assets, creates defensible records, and demonstrates your safety system is functioning as intended.
Read articleSchools rely on large volumes of shared electrical equipment. Learn how compliant Test & Tag protects students and staff while supporting safe facilities and a defensible WHS system.
Read articleDiscover why electrical compliance is a Risk Management Framework that protects your people, productivity, and professional reputation—far beyond just ticking boxes.
Read articleYes — test and tag is still required in NSW workplaces where electrical equipment presents a risk. Learn what the WHS Regulation 2025 requires and how to stay compliant.
Read articleTest and tag intervals are not fixed rules. They are the outcome of a risk-based decision. Under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011, a PCBU must ensure electrical safety so far as is reasonably practicable.
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