A Plus Compliance Services supports businesses across Scoresby, South East Melbourne, Melbourne CBD and wider Victoria.
Guides
A short guide to each service, what it covers and the standard or obligation it is commonly referenced against.
Routine inspection and testing of in-service electrical equipment in Australian workplaces is generally carried out with reference to AS/NZS 3760. Testing frequency depends on the equipment type and the environment it is used in. We can confirm a suitable schedule for your site as part of your quote.
Read the full service pageEmergency and exit lighting is a listed essential safety measure in Victorian buildings and is routinely inspected and tested with reference to AS 2293.2. Records are typically retained to support the building's essential safety measures maintenance requirements.
Read the full service pageIn-service testing of residual current devices in Australian workplaces is generally carried out with reference to AS/NZS 3760, with more frequent testing common on construction and demolition sites. We confirm suitable intervals for your environment.
Read the full service pageElectrical safety testing of medical electrical equipment in service is commonly carried out with reference to AS/NZS 3551. Testing intervals depend on the device type and its clinical use. We confirm a schedule with your clinical and facility teams.
Read the full service pagePatient areas in Australian healthcare facilities are classified and verified with reference to AS/NZS 3003. Verification is typically repeated at defined intervals and after modifications to the electrical installation.
Read the full service pageWorkplaces are generally expected to keep records that show routine inspection and testing has been completed and that faults have been acted on. Organised records make audits, insurance reviews and internal reporting far easier to manage.
Read the full service pagePortable fire extinguishers in Victorian buildings are a listed essential safety measure. Routine service is generally carried out with reference to AS 1851, which sets out six-monthly inspection along with longer-interval maintenance such as pressure testing. Records are normally kept with your building maintenance documentation and made available on request.
Read the full service pageEmployers in Victoria are expected to provide first aid facilities and maintain adequate first aid supplies for their workplace. Regular checks help ensure kits remain complete, in date and suitable for the site risk profile.
Read the full service pageMicrowave oven leakage testing is commonly carried out with reference to AS/NZS 60335.2.25 or manufacturer guidance, helping workplaces confirm that microwave emissions remain within accepted limits and that damaged or leaking units are identified.
Read the full service pageThese services are commonly scheduled alongside routine electrical testing so one visit covers several requirements and all records arrive together.
Read the full service pagePractical reviews of Victorian workplace duties, testing records and safety equipment for facility and operations managers.
What school managers should know about portable electrical equipment, Victorian government-school policy and records that make follow-up clear.
Read the guideA practical booking checklist for school business and facilities managers: scope the campus, prepare access and close outstanding actions before equipment returns to use.
Read the guideOctober's practical review: workplace changes, worker consultation, electrical safety records and building maintenance actions. A management routine, not a monthly testing rule.
Read the guideThe standards that sit behind test and tag, biomedical, emergency lighting and fire equipment testing — what each covers and what it means for your records.
Read the guideWho is responsible for electrical safety at a Victorian workplace, what the law expects, and how testing records help demonstrate it.
Read the guideA practical checklist for keeping electrical and safety equipment compliant across one site or many, and keeping records that stand up to review.
Read the guideTell us your site, service required and approximate scope. We will respond with clear next steps during business hours.
