Office and business park compliance testing in Mulgrave

What gets tested on a typical business park site

• Office equipment — computers, monitors, docking stations, chargers and printers
• Power boards, extension leads and IEC cords
• Kitchen and breakout appliances — kettles, microwaves, fridges and coffee machines
• Workshop, warehouse and dispatch equipment, including power tools and battery chargers
• Portable RCDs, plus switchboard RCDs where the tenant is responsible for them
• Emergency and exit lights across offices, corridors and warehouse areas

Different areas, different intervals

AS/NZS 3760 sets testing intervals by environment rather than by site. Office areas are generally treated as lower risk, while warehouse, dispatch and workshop areas where equipment is moved or handled roughly are typically placed on a shorter cycle.

On a mixed-use site, that usually means two or more schedules running at once. Our testing frequency guide gives a starting point for each area, and we confirm the schedule with you before the first visit so nothing is over- or under-tested.

Asset registers for multi-tenancy sites

Where a business park houses several tenants or business units, a single combined report is rarely useful. Facility managers need to see which equipment belongs to which tenancy, and tenants need records for their own items only.

We structure asset registers by building, tenancy, floor, department or cost centre, so each party receives clear records and the facility manager keeps a consolidated view of the whole site.

• Each item recorded with its location, description, test result and next due date
• Registers split by tenancy or business unit on request
• Failed items listed separately so they can be followed up
• Reminders sent before each area's next due date

Scheduling around business operations

Testing requires each item to be briefly unplugged. Offices often book early-morning or after-hours visits, while warehouse areas can usually be tested during quieter shifts. Larger sites are commonly staged building by building so only one area is affected at a time.

Mulgrave is a short drive from our Scoresby base, which makes it straightforward to schedule staged visits or return attendances when a site is too large for one day.

Combining services in one attendance

Many Mulgrave sites combine test and tag with RCD testing and emergency and exit light testing in the same visit, reducing the number of site bookings and keeping all compliance records in one place.

Our online estimate calculator gives an indicative figure, and a written quote is always confirmed before anything is booked. All prices exclude GST.