• Hazardous area Electrical Inspection / Audits
   

Typical hazardous area inspections are carried out to AS/NZS:60079 standards for commercial and industrial clients who have hazardous /explosive atmospheric area in their premises. With an in-depth knowledge of the standards required and effective use of time management to create verification dossiers, we have proven our inspection capabilities in the following industries but not limited to: chemical processing plants, fuel tank farms, paint lines, paint booths, chemical foam rooms and grain manufacturing plants etc.
 

• Medical area (body cardiac /protected)
   

We conduct electrical compliance testing in patient areas such as dental and medical practices. Electrical safety is significant in hospitals as patients may be undergoing a diagnostic or treatment procedure and may not respond normally to an electrical current.
 

• Solar inspection
   

Solar panel installations must comply with the relevant AS/NZ standard otherwise it could be potentially hazardous. Also, make sure it gets inspected by a certified professional
 

• Thermography inspections (thermal Imaging)
   

Our detailed Thermo-Graphic Review can help identify and report on: Individual equipment and switchboards inspected, precise temperature variations recorded, the level of any defect, a proposal for repairs needed, and prioritize in order of urgency
 

• Warrant of Electrical Fitness (WoEF) Caravan Inspection/Camper-van Inspection
   

Caravans, caravan parks, pleasure boats, and boat marinas as required according to the relevant AS/NZ Standards. We do it all.
 

• Insurance Certification
   

Insurance companies may also request very thorough inspections, including thermal imaging detection and electrical inspection reports. This is to prevent shoddy circuits and low-quality components from creating a financial vacuum with failure after failure. Certificate of Verification (COV) as per AS/NZ Standard 3019 for existing installations required by insurance companies, council or electrical board to ensure electrical safety.
 

• Pre-purchase electrical inspection
   

Vital for investors and new home buyers before buying a property. A pre-purchase electrical inspection would provide peace of mind for your investment.
 

• Homeowners work Verification
   

Inspection of work conducted by homeowners as required by the Electricity Act, Electricity Regulation, and Electrical Code of Practice ECP 50,51. The law permits homeowners to do a restricted amount of electrical work in their home. Any person other than a homeowner who carries out prescribed electrical work is required to be registered by EWRB
 

• Inspection of Mains Cable and Switchboard
   

Inspections of residential and commercial installations for Electricians in case of a new switchboard or mains cable including relocation and extension of the above.