Testing & Tagging Specialists
At AIU Inspections, we pride ourselves on providing the highest quality electrical testing and tagging services in the industry. Our team is certified and qualified, and use the latest technology to ensure that all your electrical equipment is maintained to the highest standard.
We understand how important safety is for your business, so we work hard to ensure that all of your electrical equipment is up to date and compliant with industry regulations. With our help, you can rest assured that your electrical equipment is in good hands.
Why Contact AIU Inspections
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Certified & Insured: Condition Monitoring Specialists with 16+ Years of Experience -- Test & Tag Certified.
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Our Customers: Factories (Meat, food, dairy, plastic & steel), offices, workshops, kitchens, servers, shops & commercial buildings.
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Reminder: We'll remind you when your next testing is due
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Our Reports: Our standard service includes a detailed asset report PDF & Excel format.
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Asset Database: Upon completion of the inspection, we will furnish you with a comprehensive database encompassing all the assets within your facility, each equipped with a QR code. This valuable resource will greatly facilitate the traceability and management of your assets.
Our Tester
Grinder testing
PRCD TESTING
2PH 16A & 32A
Surge EPOD
3 Phase 16A,
20A & 32A
Our Labels
Our Prices
PH: 021 0919 5533
What need to be tested as per AS/NZS 3760:2022?
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Portable equipment, hand held equipment, stationary equipment designated to connect to low voltage supply.
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Class 1 & 2 Appliances
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All Power leads, Cord sets, cord extension sets (EPODs ( Power boards) & Surge EPODs)
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Portable/ Fixed RCDs (Residual current devices)
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Portable Inverter, Battery Chargers & UPS
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Three Phase electrical equipment's, RCDs, PRCDs & leads
The Law and Electrical safety inspections
The Health and Safety at Work Act 2015 (HSWA) is New Zealand's workplace health and safety law. WorkSafe New Zealand is the work health and safety regulator. The HSWA Act requires employers to provide and maintain, so far as is reasonably practicable, a working environment for workers and independent contractors that is safe and without risks to health. This includes a duty to provide or maintain, so far as reasonably practicable, plant or systems of work that are safe and without risks to health.
The HSWA Act outlines the responsibilities and duties of the Employer and the Employee.
Owners and manufacturers of goods must supply electrical equipment that is: ï‚·
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Safe and without risks to health when properly used ï‚·
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Appropriately inspected, tested and maintained ï‚·
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Accompanied by adequate information regarding its safe use
What is the Testing & Inspection Intervals?
The Frequency of repetition of that process is determined by the equipment type and the examination of the environment in which the equipment is used or working. There are based on the perception of the Hazard and the degree of abuse to which the equipment is typically exposed. however, there will be usually sub-environments in each location. Assessment of the surrounding environment is require to determine the Inspection / Testing frequency for each equipment as per AS/NZS 3760:2010 list below.
