Electrical Testing Services (ETS) provides practical information to help businesses understand workplace electrical safety, test and tag responsibilities and the risks associated with damaged or unsafe electrical equipment.
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Intervals, compliance, hazards and systems — practical guides for testing programs and site conditions.
Electrical Testing Services (ETS) provides practical information to help businesses understand workplace electrical safety, test and tag responsibilities and the risks associated with damaged or unsafe electrical equipment.
These guides cover the key considerations involved in a workplace electrical testing program. Each guide focuses on a specific topic, helping you find information relevant to your equipment, working environment and compliance obligations.
Understand how planned inspection, testing and record keeping can improve safety, identify equipment faults earlier and support effective asset management.
Learn how equipment faults can contribute to electric shock or fire, and review visible warning signs such as damaged plugs, cords, cases and power boards.
Identify the equipment categories and operating environments that influence whether visual inspection or electrical testing may be required.
Review the factors that determine how often workplace electrical equipment should be inspected and tested.
Understand employer responsibilities for managing electrical risks and maintaining appropriate records of inspections, testing and maintenance. .
Learn how ETS supports consistent service delivery through certified quality, safety and environmental management systems, along with NATA accreditation for applicable inspection activities.
Choose the guide that best matches your question, or speak with ETS about the equipment and working conditions at your site. Our team can help identify the appropriate testing or electrical service for your needs.
Choose a guide or speak with ETS about your equipment and conditions.
