
Electrical Testing & Tagging Professionals
Let's Get Your School's Electronics Legally Compliant
We offer professional electrical test and tag services for schools, colleges and universities in Darwin and the Northern Territory.
- Protect the lives of your staff and students
- Exceed NT Health & Safety Regulations
- Protect your school property
Our Clients
Proudly Trusted by Schools Across Darwin & NT

Schools & Education
What Are My School's Duties Under the Law?
*Not legal advice — check with your lawyer.
1. Inspect new electrical equipment for damage before use
In the Northern Territory, the Workplace Health and Safety Regulations (150 & 151) require electrical equipment to be inspected for damage before being used (if it's new).
Maximum fine for failure: $18,000
2. Regularly inspect & test electrical equipment
Equipment must be regularly inspected and tested "by a competent person" if it is powered from an electrical power socket and used somewhere it's more likely to become damaged.
Maximum fine for failure: $18,000
3. Tag & document every test
You need to keep accurate records of each and every legally required test — until the next test, or until the equipment is thrown out.
Maximum fine for failure: $6,000
4. Withdraw used & untested equipment
Electrical equipment that is used and untested must be withdrawn from use — immediately.
Maximum fine for failure: $18,000

Schools & Education
When the Buck Stops With You, Get a Professional
You have a duty of care — so your electronics need proper testing, to keep your children safe. We can help. SafeNT can carry out a risk assessment to make sure you're going beyond your legal obligations with safe, well-documented electrical testing and tagging of electronics.
We'll get your school compliant by carefully inspecting, rigorously testing and meticulously documenting your electricals — so you minimise risk.
Frequent items we test in schools, colleges & universities:
- Complete classrooms
- Laptop trolleys
- Refrigerators & air conditioning
- Computers, IT equipment & televisions
- Industrial vacuums & cleaning tools
- Fire extinguishers
Schools & Education
Getting Your School Safe: You Need the Highest Standards
We strictly follow the Australia/New Zealand Standard AS/NZS 3760:2010 — the 42 page document which lays out the specifications for proper electronic testing. Our experienced engineers have a process to make sure your electricals are compliant to the 3760:2010 standard, so your school is safe.
If any piece of equipment fails our rigorous examination, it'll be immediately tagged and flagged — to make sure no risk is spread.
Don't Risk the Dangers to Your Students, Staff & Property
Have You Regularly Had Your Electrical Devices Inspected?
Electrical Shock
Direct electrical shock can injure employees, customers or students. RCD devices may not protect in some cases.
Electrical Fires
Unsafe electrical appliances can cause electrical fires — loss of property, productivity, injury or death.
Non-Compliance
NT health & safety law requires electrical devices to be inspected regularly. Managers are responsible for a safe workplace.
Uninsured
Operating unsafe electrical devices may void your insurance. Don't risk not being insured.
Downtime Loss
Operational downtime costs your school. Prevention is the best strategy to keep operating.
Our 5 Step Process
Keep Your School Safe & Compliant
We'll certify your equipment to the AS/NZS 3760:2010 standard.
Inspection
A proper visual inspection of classroom equipment to flag hazards early.
Deep Test
Deep testing process to certify your electronics are safe to use.
Tag
Physical tags show equipment is safe. Failures are flagged immediately.
Record
Accurate records of every test — meeting WHS Regulation 151 requirements.
Report
A precise report plus a framed certificate of AS 3760 compliance.