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Glen test and tags

Test and Tag of single-phase electrical appliances

Testing and tagging single-phase electrical appliances and equipment is an essential practice for any business or organization that uses electrical devices. It helps ensure the safety of employees and customers, maintains compliance with legal requirements, protects against legal liabilities, and contributes to the efficient and sustainable operation of equipment. Regular testing and tagging are not just a regulatory obligation but a critical component of a comprehensive workplace safety and maintenance strategy.

Test and Tag of three Phase electrical appliances

The test and tag for three-phase electrical appliances is to ensure safety, compliance, and reliability. It helps prevent electrical hazards, ensures adherence to safety regulations, and maintains the efficient operation of critical industrial equipment. Regular testing and tagging identify faults early, reducing the risk of accidents and costly downtime. It helps ensure the safety of employees and customers, maintains compliance with legal requirements, protects against legal liabilities, and contributes to the efficient and sustainable operation of equipment. Regular testing and tagging are not just a regulatory obligation but a critical component of a comprehensive workplace safety and maintenance strategy.

Portable offices - Fixed RCDs

Regular testing of portable electrical devices to ensure they are safe to use.

Testing of Residual Current Devices (RCDs) to ensure they function correctly and protect against electrical shocks.

Microwave Radiation Leakage Testing:

Checking microwaves for any radiation leakage to ensure safety.

Compliance Reporting:

Detailed reports documenting the test results, which are often required for compliance and insurance purposes.

Visual Inspections: Regular inspections of electrical equipment for signs of wear and tear, damage, or hazards.
Thermal Imaging Inspections: Use of thermal imaging technology to detect overheating or electrical faults that aren’t visible to the naked eye.