Commercial test and tag for Wollongong and Illawarra workplaces. Electrical and fire safety testing in one visit, with recorded results and audit-ready digital reports.
AS/NZS 3760:2022
Compliant Testing
Same-Day Compliance Reports
Available
Fully Insured
Multiple Safety Services
One Visit
Quick answer
Liberty Test & Tag provides commercial electrical testing for Wollongong and Illawarra workplaces, including offices, schools, childcare, construction and industrial sites.
We inspect and test portable electrical equipment to AS/NZS 3760:2022 using calibrated instruments, with recorded test results and digital compliance reports.
Our $100 mobile site fee includes compliance reporting, with per-item testing charges quoted upfront. No minimum item count applies.
$100 Mobile Site Fee | No Minimum Item Count | Digital Reports Included
Electrical test and tag is our core service, but most Wollongong workplaces carry more than one compliance obligation. Where it suits your site, we complete additional inspections during the same visit — one attendance, one provider, one set of records.
Visual inspection and electrical testing of portable equipment to AS/NZS 3760:2022, with pass/fail tagging and recorded results.
Trip-time and push-button testing of residual current devices protecting your circuits and portable equipment.
Function checks and duration testing of emergency and exit lights, with logbook records for the building.
Inspection and servicing of extinguishers, fire blankets and hose reels on a scheduled maintenance cycle.
Testing of three-phase plant and machinery, including hard-wired and high-draw industrial equipment. Quoted individually.
Radiation and door-seal integrity testing of workplace microwaves — relevant wherever there is a staff kitchen or crib room.
Documented inspection of portable ladders and step platforms, with defect identification and replacement recommendations.
Inspection of defibrillator units, pads and batteries so equipment is genuinely ready when it is needed.
Not every service suits every Wollongong site. Tell us what you have and we will confirm what applies to your workplace before booking.
Most commercial workplaces have electrical equipment that needs inspecting and testing. Some have hundreds of items on a register. Others have twelve items in a kitchen and a lead in a cupboard. We test both.
Desk equipment, chargers, heaters, kitchen appliances and the leads everyone forgets about.
Common areas, cleaners' equipment, plant rooms and managed records for building committees.
Staffroom appliances, classroom devices and play equipment, scheduled around term and drop-off times.
Kitchen equipment, bar fridges, glass washers and high-turnover appliance use in demanding conditions.
Display equipment, back-of-house appliances and staff facilities across single or multiple tenancies.
Chargers, forklift accessories, scanners, conveyors and high-use equipment across large floors.
Production equipment, three-phase plant and hard-working appliances exposed to dust and continuous use.
Trade workshops and fabrication businesses where portable tools take a beating and leads fail quietly.
Active sites and industrial facilities where testing frequency and records carry real weight. See below.
Not on this list? If your workplace has a plug on it, it probably needs testing. Healthcare, government, gyms, veterinary clinics, motels and community facilities are all regular work for us.
Ask about your siteTest and tag is a crowded market, and much of it looks the same on paper. These are the things that actually change what you get.
Talk to the person doing the work
No call centre, no account manager relaying messages. You speak to the technician who tests your equipment.
Every item is inspected and tested with the appropriate instrument. Damaged leads, cracked casings and failing insulation get found — not tagged over.
Results are recorded per item, not summarised as "pass". If someone questions the test later, the numbers exist.
Anything that fails is removed from service, documented, and explained to you — including what to repair and what to retire.
Electrical testing is one part of managing workplace safety. We help you understand what applies to your site and keep records that hold up.
Independent and family-owned. Not a franchise, not a national roll-up. Wollongong and Illawarra work is done by the people who own the business.
Offices and shops are the easy half of the job. Construction sites and industrial facilities are where testing gets harder, the intervals get shorter and the records matter more.
Portable electrical equipment on construction and demolition sites sits under AS/NZS 3012 as well as AS/NZS 3760, and that means requirements above the standard commercial baseline — shorter inspection and testing intervals, and additional attention to the equipment that keeps a site running.
That covers the things that take the hardest use and get looked at least: extension leads run across wet concrete, portable tools dropped off scaffolding, site sheds and crib rooms, compressors and battery chargers, and the equipment that arrives mid-project and never gets added to the register.
Illawarra sites throw in their own conditions. Coastal exposure, salt air and weather that changes by the hour all affect insulation and leads in ways a dry inland site never sees. Testing catches that before it becomes an incident.
Where a site also requires inspection of fixed RCDs, distribution boards or fixed wiring, we will confirm exactly what is in scope — and any licensed work required — before you book.
Fabrication workshops, manufacturing floors, warehouses and logistics operations around the Illawarra run equipment through mechanical wear, dust and continuous use. Chargers, welders, bench tools, conveyors and hard-worked appliances fail in ways that idle equipment never does.
High-use equipment wears faster, which is why shorter intervals are usually justified rather than the standard annual cycle. Testing on the right schedule is as much about production continuity as compliance — a failed lead or a tripping tool stops work, and the cost of that is rarely the lead.
Three-phase plant and machinery is inspected and tested separately from standard portable equipment, because it takes longer, needs different instruments and is quoted on its own basis. Tell us what you run and we will scope it properly.
A test and tag visit should leave you with more than stickers on plugs. Here is what actually happens, from the first call to the report in your inbox.
Report turnaround
Digital reports are issued after each visit. Same-day reporting is available on request.
A rough item count and the type of site is enough to start. If you already have an asset register, send it through — we build on it rather than replacing it.
We agree a date and any access requirements — quiet periods, restricted areas, or equipment that cannot be taken offline while the site is running.
Each item is visually inspected and electrically tested with calibrated instruments to AS/NZS 3760:2022 — insulation resistance, earth continuity, polarity and leakage as applicable to the equipment class. Items that fail are removed from service on the spot.
A digital compliance report that stands up to scrutiny — not a list of things that passed.
We diarise your next test based on the interval that applies to your equipment and environment, so compliance does not quietly lapse between visits.
Testing is priced on a mobile site fee plus per-item charges. That structure exists for a reason: an item count is not the same as a test count, and a rate quoted before anyone has seen your site is not a real price.
$100 Mobile Site Fee
Includes your digital compliance reporting
Per-item testing charges are additional, based on equipment type, quantity and site access.
Every job is confirmed with an upfront written quote before work begins. Anything outside the agreed scope is discussed and approved first.
Three-phase plant, after-hours attendance and multi-site work are quoted individually.
Same-day digital reports available on request.
We don't lead with a headline per-item rate because the work isn't uniform. Our pricing reflects measured electrical testing on every item, a competent tester performing it, and reporting that documents what was inspected, what was tested and what failed — the evidence you need when an inspector, insurer or auditor asks questions.
Tell us roughly how many items you have and what kind of site it is. We will confirm a fixed upfront quote and the next available Wollongong date.
Book a Wollongong Visit 0437 743 712No minimum item count for a Wollongong booking.
No waiting for a regional run to fill.
Additional services can be added to the same visit.
We test across the Illawarra, from the northern suburbs through the Wollongong CBD and south towards Shellharbour, plus the industrial and commercial precincts around the port and the escarpment.
Liberty already works with Wollongong clients on a recurring basis, including quarterly testing schedules. We are not a Sydney operator who occasionally makes the drive south — the Illawarra is part of our regular work, and it does not depend on enough other bookings being stacked up to justify the trip.
Areas we regularly service
Further south or out towards the Southern Highlands? Ask — we will confirm whether it is a standard visit or quoted individually.
The questions Wollongong business owners and site managers actually ask us before booking.
Tell us what you have on site and we will confirm a fixed upfront quote and the next available Illawarra date. No minimum item count, no waiting for a run to fill.