Hospitality properties contain electrical equipment across kitchens, housekeeping areas, guest rooms, offices and event spaces. Electrical Testing Services (ETS) coordinates testing around operating hours so each area can be serviced with a clear record and controlled disruption.
Hospitality properties contain electrical equipment across kitchens, housekeeping areas, guest rooms, offices and event spaces. Electrical Testing Services (ETS) coordinates testing around operating hours so each area can be serviced with a clear record and controlled disruption.
Commercial kitchens place high demand on portable and plug-in equipment, while accommodation properties also manage room appliances, cleaning equipment and shared facilities. The program should recognise the different conditions across these areas.
Testing can be staged by floor, department or service period to keep the venue operating and give staff advance notice of access requirements.
Portable preparation appliances, bench equipment, extension leads and plug-in cleaning equipment may form part of the testing scope.
Vacuums, polishers, chargers and other mobile equipment are frequently moved and handled across the property.
Room appliances and power boards can be grouped by floor or room range for efficient access and recording.
Computers, chargers, audiovisual equipment and temporary event power equipment can be included where the testing requirements apply.
Venue management can nominate quieter periods, vacant rooms and restricted work areas before the visit. The schedule can move through the property in stages to reduce interference with guests and staff.
Barcodes keep each result connected to the appliance as it moves between rooms or properties.
The report can group equipment by kitchen, floor, room range or department.
Future visits can be planned around occupancy, shutdowns and the intervals applying to each equipment group.
Scheduled servicing can support the fire assets and evacuation systems installed across the property.
Safety switches and workplace microwaves can be included in the wider compliance program.
Licensed electricians can address faults identified during testing within the confirmed service scope.
ETS technicians follow documented procedures and the standards relevant to each service. This supports consistent work across individual properties, regional programs and larger portfolios.
The wider ETS team includes licensed electricians, thermographers, fire service personnel and biomedical specialists. Work can be directed to the technical discipline required for the agreed scope.
Barcode identification and item-level records keep results linked to the correct asset. ETS reporting systems give clients a practical view of completed work, defects and future requirements.
ETS operates under NATA accreditation for applicable inspection activities and maintains certified management systems for quality, safety and environmental performance.
ETS has delivered workplace testing services since 2002. Its national operating model supports single sites and organisations managing properties across several states.
ETS has offices and strategically located personnel throughout Australia. The team supports individual properties, regional programs and national portfolios through one service provider.
Sydney, Newcastle, Wollongong and Broken Hill
Brisbane, Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, Cairns, Townsville, Toowoomba and Mt Isa
Perth, Geraldton, Broome, Port Hedland and Kununurra
Darwin and Alice Springs
Provide the property areas, equipment estimates and suitable access windows. ETS can stage the visit across kitchens, rooms and shared spaces while keeping one clear record for the venue or portfolio.
Call the national desk or send a quote request — we’ll confirm testing sequence and reporting.
