Test and Tag Western Sydney

Stay Safe, Compliant, and Efficient with Ronika's Reliable and Professional Testing and Tagging Services

At Ronika, we specialise in delivering comprehensive test and tag services that guarantee your electrical equipment operates safely and adheres strictly to Australian Standards. We service Western Sydney, including Windsor, Riverstone, Hawkesbury, Penrith, Hornsby, Richmond, Hills District, and Blacktown City.


Our licensed and experienced test and tag Sydney technicians are thoroughly trained and take their time to carefully assess the electrical safety of your devices. This process involves a detailed examination to detect any potential risks and ensure all equipment functions correctly.


The importance of testing and tagging cannot be overstated, as it is essential for ensuring workplace safety as well as for maintaining the operational efficiency of your electrical equipment. Regular testing also identifies issues before they escalate into serious hazards, consequently minimising the risk of accidents.


Additionally, it ensures your business remains compliant with occupational health and safety regulations, which helps to avoid legal liabilities and potential fines.

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We test and tag the following items:

Portable Electrical Equipment

Including hand-held devices, extension cords, and power boards

Office and IT Equipment

Computers, printers, photocopiers, and monitors.

Power Tools

Drills, saws, grinders, and sanders.

Electrical Appliances

Microwaves, toasters, blenders, and commercial food processors.

Industrial Machinery

Lathes, milling machines, and production line equipment.

Heating and Cooling Devices

Space heaters, air conditioners, and fans.

Audio/Visual Equipment

Projectors, sound systems, and televisions.

Lighting Equipment

Floor lamps, desk lamps, and stage lighting gear.

Medical Devices

Patient monitors, centrifuges, and sterilisers.

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Test and Tag Reporting

Following the completion of our test and tag Sydney procedures, we provide a detailed test report that gives a comprehensive overview of each item's condition and safety status. This documentation demonstrates your compliance with workplace health and safety regulations and is important for maintaining an accurate record of your equipment’s history.


Each report includes specific findings on each tested item, detailed descriptions of any faults or issues encountered, and photographic evidence where necessary. Should an audit come your way, you'll be well-prepared with all the necessary documentation to verify compliance with all safety and regulatory requirements.

Why Choose Ronika for Test and Tag Sydney

Electrical Safety & Compliance Specialists

With over 25 years of expertise in electrical safety and compliance, you know that your test and tag Sydney requirements are in good hands with Ronika.

Technological Innovators

In addition to being experts at integrating advanced technology into electrical systems, we also use the most up-to-date equipment and techniques for accurate and efficient electrical testing services.

Licensed & Skilled Electricians

Your electrical appliances and equipment will be tested and tagged by our licensed and skilled technicians who possess extensive knowledge in the industry.

Our Process

1. Schedule an Appointment at a Time That Suits You

At Ronika, we recognise the importance of timely service. Contact us to find out the next available appointment and our team will be ready to efficiently conduct our test and tag services. Our aim is to minimise disruption to your daily operations, and we strive to accommodate your needs within our structured scheduling framework.

2. Conduct Onsite Testing of Your Equipment

Our licensed technicians will perform thorough onsite testing of all your electrical equipment. Using the latest tools and techniques, we make sure that each item is meticulously checked for safety and functionality. This is an important step that helps to identify any potential electrical hazards and ensure that your workplace remains safe and compliant.

3. Label and Document All Compliant Items

After electrical testing, each compliant item will be clearly labelled with a tag that indicates the test date and the due date for the next test. We also meticulously document the results of the inspection, which includes a detailed record of each item's condition and compliance status, allowing for easy future reference.

4. Provide a Detailed Report and Recommend Re-test Dates

Upon completion of the electrical testing and tagging, we compile a comprehensive report detailing the outcomes and any recommendations for your equipment. This report includes suggested re-test dates based on the type and usage of the electrical equipment, helping you to plan ahead and remain compliant with safety standards.

Test and Tag Sydney FAQs

  • What is test and tag?

    Test and tag is a process where electrical appliances are inspected and tested for safety and functionality. The electrical testing includes examining for damage, wear, and electrical faults, followed by attaching a tag to the equipment that shows when the next test is due. At Ronika, we provide test and tag services to commercial and indsutrial clients across Sydney.

  • How often should electrical testing and tagging be conducted?

    The frequency of electrical testing and tagging depends on the environment and how frequently the equipment is used. For example, electrical equipment on construction sites may need testing every three months to ensure safety amid harsh conditions and heavy usage. At the same time, electrical appliances and items in an office environment generally require annual testing due to their more stable and controlled usage conditions. At Ronika, after delivering professional test and tag services, we can recommend the right frequency of electrical testing services for your business.

  • Is testing and tagging legally required?

    Testing and tagging is mandatory under Australian law in many industries to ensure electrical safety and compliance with workplace regulations.

  • Can I perform test and tag procedures myself?

    Testing and tagging should only be done by someone with the necessary skills and knowledge of electrical systems, typically a qualified technician. Ronika provides professional electrical testing services to ensure that your equipment complies with all Australian safety standards.

  • What areas do you service?

    We provide test and tag services to commercial and industrial clients across Western Sydney, including Windsor, Riverstone, Hills District, Hawkesbury, Penrith, Hornsby, Richmond, and Blacktown City.

  • What happens if an item fails the electrical test and tag inspection?

    If an item fails during the electrical test and tag process, it must be removed from service immediately to prevent potential hazards. Ronika's test and tag Sydney technicians will advise on the best course of action, which may include repair or replacement, and will document the findings for your records.

  • What does an appliance test and tag involve and how does it meet safety requirements for electrical appliances?

    An appliance test and tag involves conducting several electrical tests on each electrical appliance to assess its operational safety and compliance with current safety requirements. This process includes conducting a visual inspection on the appliance for any signs of damage, testing for insulation resistance, and checking for earth continuity and polarity, among other tests. These comprehensive evaluations ensure that each appliance operates safely and efficiently while minimising the risk of electrical fires.

  • Are all electrical items subject to testing and tagging?

    Not all electrical items are subject to electrical testing and tagging, but it is required for specific types of electrical equipment, especially in work environments where electrical safety is paramount. The need for testing and tagging primarily applies to portable electrical appliances, flexible cords, and residual current devices (RCDs) that are used in environments where they can be open to damage or exposed to conditions that could lead to electrical faults. This includes workplaces like construction sites, factories, and workshops, as outlined by the Australian Standard AS/NZS 3760:2010, which governs the in-service safety inspection and testing of electrical equipment.

  • What are the penalties for non-compliance with test and tag regulations?

    Penalties for non-compliance can include anything from severe fines to legal action, especially if it results in an accident or injury. Making sure your equipment is regularly tested and tagged helps to prevent such penalties and maintains a safe working environment for all employees and visitors.

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