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Construction Electrical Test & Tag | AS/NZS 3012 Compliance

Industrial-grade compliance for AS/NZS 3012. Ensure your tools, leads, and safety switches meet mandatory 3-month testing cycles.

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The AS/NZS 3012 Standard — The 3-Month Cycle

Construction sites are harsh environments requiring quarterly testing. We follow the industry-standard seasonal color coding system — Red, Green, Blue, Yellow — so site managers always know which cycle their equipment is in.

Reference: SafeWork NSW penalties for electrical safety non-compliance

January–March

April–June

July–September

October–December

On-Site Equipment Testing

Portable Power Tools

Drills, grinders, saws, and battery chargers.

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Heavy-Duty Extension Leads

Polarity, earth continuity, and insulation checks.

Portable RCDs

Push-button and trip-time testing for portable power boards and RCD boxes.

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Site Office Compliance

Smoke alarms and appliances in site sheds and admin offices.

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The Independent Advantage

Direct Communication

Deal with the business owner, not a franchise call center.

Flexible Scheduling

Early-start site visits to minimize downtime before the first whistle.

Robust Tags

Weather resistant tags that stay legible in all conditions.

Plug & Socket Replacement

We replace single phase 10 and 15amp plug and sockets to minimise disruption.

Replacement Gear

We can replace portable RCDs and 10amp extension cords on site.

Digital Asset Registers & Reporting

Instant, audit-ready digital logbooks provided after every inspection. Automated re-test reminders keep the site compliant year-round.

  • Complete digital records accessible anytime
  • Automated reminders before retest due dates
  • Ready for safety audits and WHS inspections

Stay Compliant Year-Round

Never miss a retest cycle. We track all your tagged equipment and send reminders when testing is due.

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Official References

For further guidance on construction site electrical safety requirements:

Compliance FAQ

How often do construction tools need tagging?

What is the difference between AS/NZS 3012 and standard office testing?

What happens if an item fails on my site?

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Get a compliance quote for your construction site today.