Test and Tag in Sydney's Eastern Suburbs
Appliance testing and tagging for workplaces, with records that satisfy an audit.
In short
Appliance testing and tagging for workplaces, with records that satisfy an audit. Ambient Electrical is a licensed electrician (NSW contractor licence 237173C) based in Bronte, covering Sydney's Eastern Suburbs 24 hours a day. Every job is quoted before work starts, with no call-out fee to quote.
Ambient Electrical provides a Test and Tag Sydney service for industrial and office equipment, kitchen appliances and other electrical appliances. We have provided Testing and Tagging services to clients across Sydney Metro and Eastern Suburb areas since 2011.
Testing and Tagging of equipment and appliances is done in accordance with AS3760 . All electrical equipment must be Tested and Tagged periodically to meet Work, Health and Safety Regulations. All Testing and Tagging is documented and a copy of the Report forwarded to the client. Included in the report, is a schedule for periodic Testing and Tagging Maintenance Program that complies with Australian Standards and BCA requirements.
Appliance Testing and Tagging
Ambient Electrical specialises in the safety inspection of electrical appliances to meet Australian Standard AS3760.
Our qualified test and tag technicians come to your workplace to inspect your electrical appliances, tools and extension leads.
All equipment and appliances are given a thorough visual inspection prior to electrical testing of:
- Insulation
- Polarity
- Continuity
- Trip times for Portable Safety Switches
The results from the testing are recorded electronically for record keeping.
Appliances that are faulty may be repaired on-site. Our Electricians carry a range of spare parts to accommodate most repairs.
Why You Need Test and Tag Sydney Service?
Under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011, it is the obligation of all employers to ensure that the workplace is safe for employees and clients. This includes electrical safety and the regular inspection of electrical appliances and equipment.
Having your work place compliant, inclusive of Testing & Tagging, reduces the risk of liability and injury. Electrical compliance contributes to your overall OH&S Risk Management .
Prevention of workplace accidents reduces insurance premiums. Failure to comply with your obligations under OH&S Legislation may also mean that your insurance is voided.
For more information on Testing & Tagging please call Ambient Electrical on 0415 684 120
Available in Bronte, Bondi, Bondi Junction, Coogee, Randwick, Vaucluse, Double Bay, Rose Bay, Watsons Bay, Waverley, Maroubra, Kensington, Botany, Zetland, Sydney CBD, Inner West, Marrickville, Balmain, and across the Eastern Suburbs.
Test & tag: common questions
Why does my workplace need test and tag?
Under the Work Health and Safety Act 2011, employers must keep the workplace safe, which includes regular inspection of electrical appliances and equipment. Failing to comply can increase liability and may affect your insurance. Testing and tagging is carried out to AS/NZS 3760.
What is involved in test and tag?
Each appliance, tool and extension lead gets a visual inspection, then electrical testing of insulation, polarity, continuity and, for portable safety switches, trip times. Results are recorded electronically for your records, and many faulty items can be repaired on site.
How much does test & tag cost?
Ambient doesn't publish fixed prices, because every job is different. Peter assesses the work and gives you a clear price before anything starts, and there is no call-out fee to quote. Call 0415 684 120 to book.
Last updated 24 September 2026
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