Electrical Safety
Each State and Territory has O&HS legislation which details workplace health and safety standards designed to reduce work-related injury and illness.
These requirements are known as Duty of Care. Duty of Care requires everything ‘reasonably practicable’ to be done to protect the health and safety of others at the workplace. This duty is placed on all employers, their employees, and any others who have an influence on the 
hazards in a workplace.
In most States and Territories, the generally recognised AS/NZS 3760:2010 safety protocols are the safest, most convenient and cost effective method of ensuring workplace electrical safety available. This standard specifies in-service safety inspection and testing, tagging and retesting protocols and provides a cost effective approach to safety.
In some states however, specific electrical safety requirements are specified in legislation.
Appliance Tagging Services can provide you with expert advice and information on the most appropriate safety solutions for your business and states of operation.
Call us now, or click here for a convenient summary of your testing and tagging responsibilities.
