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Electrical maintenance · Perth

Do you have an electrical maintenance plan?

Don’t put yourself and others at risk because you weren’t sure of your electrical safety standards and obligations.

Why it matters

The smartest way to keep your home or workplace safe.

Every electrical installation — shop, business or home — should have up-to-date safety equipment to protect you as the owner. It helps eliminate potential hazards, extends the life of electrical equipment and keeps power use safe.

A maintenance plan puts inspection processes in place and uses the correct testing equipment to identify the condition of the installation and prevent future problems. Every installation should have suitable safety equipment (RCDs, smoke alarms, surge protectors and circuit breakers) and meet the AS/NZS 3000 electrical safety standard.

Electrician servicing a smoke alarm

What a plan covers

Each device, with its testing frequency.

Every plan should include recommended testing intervals, possible hazards to be aware of and the action needed to prevent breakdown.
  • 01Smoke alarms
  • 02RCD testing
  • 03Internal wiring test
  • 04Switchboard testing
  • 05Hot-spot testing
  • 06Current draw testing
  • 07Earth electrode testing
  • 08Tool & equipment testing
  • 09Tagging & recording

It’s more than checking things work

A preventative plan reduces the risk of:

  • 01Injury or death to people or livestock
  • 02Breakdown of equipment
  • 03Lost production
  • 04Costly repair work
  • 05Fire damage

We report on the condition of your electrical installation and any potential faults — so you know both people and property are protected.

Talk to Aaron about your maintenance needs.

Book a free consultation with Aaron on 0410 548 994, or send an enquiry.