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All of our technicians meet the competency requirement set out by AS/NZS 3760. All of our technicians have obtained a TAFE statement in Safety Checking Electrical Appliances or an equivalent. They also gain experience through on the job training with other experienced technicians.
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| Factories and workshops | |||
| Hostile Environment where the lead of the appliance is flexed during use or open to abuse | |||
| NON Hostile Environment where the lead of the appliance is NOT flexed during use or is NOT open to abuse | |||
| Residential Areas of hotels | |||
| Commercial Cleaning Equipment | |||
| Hire Equipment (Visual inspection before each hire) | |||
| Repaired, serviced and second-hand equipment | |||
- Unique Barcoding System
- Electronic Data Capture
- No additional charges for three phase (polyphase/415V) or powerboard testing
- RCD Testing and reporting
- Supply of your records in both electronic and printed formats
- Supply of Introduction to Service tags at no extra cost
- Visual Inspection: Firstly the appliance shall be checked to ensure that it is in good physical condition and there are no obvious signs of danger.
- Electrical Testing: The appliance shall be tested with a Portable Appliance Tester (PAT) to test for any unseen electrical faults.
- Record Keeping: Once the appliance is tested a record of the appliance and the test outcomes as well as who tested it shall be made.
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Light (Lux) Level Metering
Good lighting in workplaces is essential to enable people to see clearly and perform their work safely.
- The key factors to consider when determining the adequacy of lighting are the:
- Amount of light in an area
- Number, type and position of the light sources; and tasks or activities performed, how often and for how long these are performed.
In general, good lighting should enable people to easily view their work and environment without the need to strain their eyes. However, different activities require different levels and qualities of light. The visual demands of the activity or task performed determine the lighting needs of an area. Activities that do not require a high level of visual acuity – for example, walking through a corridor – do not require high levels or an optimum quality of light. On the other hand, tasks such as drawing or checking a document for errors involve fine and detailed work requiring a moderate to high level of visual control, and so greater levels and a higher quality of light are required.
Poor light levels can be an Occupational Health and Safety concern causing problems for workers. Eyestrain, general vision problems and headaches can all be caused from poor or defective lighting.
This can result in employees having time of as well as increased workers compensation premiums.
ATTS are able to perform Light (Lux) level metering on your site taking multiple readings to give you an overall idea of the quality of the lighting systems at your site. Whilst inspecting the site, our technicians are also able to pin point any specific problems on site that may require attention to prevent any problems with your workers.
On completion of the metering service a full report including general lighting information, raw data from the metering service as well as any recommendations for improving your lighting system will be presented.