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Electrical Testing & Certification - in-service Test and Tag of your powered stage equipment to AS/NZS 3760 by TSA's technicians, with a dated compliance tag and the result logged against your asset register

Compliance & Service · Electrical Testing & Certification

Tested. Tagged. On the record. Safe to switch on.

In-service Test & Tag of your powered stage equipment - chain hoists, controllers, pendants and portable gear - carried out in-house by TSA's technicians and checked against AS/NZS 3760. Each item is inspected, tested, tagged with the date and result, and logged against your asset register, so your powered gear stays safe - with the records to prove it.

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What Test & Tag is

Inspect, test,
tag and log.

Electrical testing and tagging checks the in-service electrical safety of your powered stage equipment - chain hoists, controllers, pendants and portable gear - to AS/NZS 3760. Each item is visually inspected, electrically tested and tagged with the date and result, and every result is logged against a register, so your powered equipment stays demonstrably safe and your records stay current.

It is carried out in-house by TSA's technicians, on a retest interval set to how the gear is used. Run it standalone, or bundled into the mechanical inspection and load testing in a single visit, so the whole rig is signed off together. It is part of the ongoing Service & Inspection Programme that keeps your venue current.

AS/NZS 3760 tested to Visual + electrical test Dated tag date · result Logged to asset register Retest interval set to use
In-service Test & Tag flow Step 3 is the tag on the gear
A four-step blueprint flow for in-service electrical testing of powered stage equipment. Step one, inspect: a visual check of the lead, plug and case. Step two, test: an electrical test to AS/NZS 3760. Step three, tag: a dated compliance tag carrying the test date, the result and the retest-due date, highlighted in orange. Step four, log: the result recorded against the asset register so the history is tied to the specific item. FOUR STEPS · ONE PASS 1 INSPECT Visual check of the lead, plug, case and markings against the standard. 2 TEST Electrical test to AS/NZS 3760 - insulation, earth and polarity, by the method for the item. 3 TAG Dated compliance tag: test date, result, and retest due - on the item itself. 4 LOG Result logged against the asset register, so the history stays tied to that item.

The tag is the proof. The dated compliance tag carries the test date, the result and the retest-due date, and the same result is logged against your asset register - so the record stays tied to the specific piece of equipment.

What you get

Tested, tagged,
and on the record.

Test & Tag is not a verbal "looks fine". Every item is inspected, electrically tested to AS/NZS 3760, tagged with the date and result, and logged - so your powered gear stays demonstrably safe and your records stay current.

Visual inspectionLead, plug, case and markings checked for damage and wear against the standard.Step 01
Electrical test to AS/NZS 3760Insulation, earth continuity and polarity tested by the method for the item.Step 02
Dated compliance tagFixed to the item, carrying the test date, the result and the retest-due date.Step 03
Result logged to the asset registerThe result recorded against the item's persistent Asset ID, not a loose sticker.Step 04
Retest interval recommendationA retest interval set to how the gear is used, so nothing quietly lapses.Interval
Out-of-service tagging on a failAnything that does not pass is tagged and withdrawn until it is rectified.Withdrawn
Carried out by TSA techniciansIn-house, in the same visit as the mechanical inspection where you want it.In-house

Test & Tag your powered gear, on its own.

A standalone visit: we inspect, test to AS/NZS 3760, tag the date and result, and log it against your asset register - for your powered stage equipment, on a retest interval set to use.

Or fold it into the Programme

Test & Tag is one part of the picture: bundle it into the Service & Inspection Programme and your powered gear is electrically tested, load-tested and certified on the same scheduled visit, with a documented history that builds your Due-Diligence Level year on year.

Take the detail with you

Two documents,
sent to your inbox.

FAQ

Questions
about Test & Tag.

If your question isn't here, call us or send your venue detail - we will come back with the right answer for your gear.

Call 1300 439 872
AS/NZS 3760, the Australian/New Zealand standard for in-service safety inspection and testing of electrical equipment.
Powered stage equipment - electric chain hoists, controllers and pendants, powered machinery and portable stage gear.
Yes. Each item is tagged with the date and result, and the result is logged against your asset register so the history is tied to the specific piece of equipment.
Yes - Test & Tag is carried out alongside the mechanical inspection and load testing as part of a single visit, or as a standalone service.
Keep your gear current

Tested.
And on the record.

Tell us about your venue and your powered stage equipment. We will scope Test & Tag to AS/NZS 3760 - standalone or folded into a service programme - tag the date and result, and log it against your asset register, here and Australia wide.

See what we test and tag
Or call 1300 439 872 sales@theatresafe.com.au