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Which Test Tag?

With three different test tags available, it's important to use the correct one that suits the environment you're working in. If you're using the wrong one, you could potentially be paying too much or risk wearing out your tag.

All-Purpose Test Tags

All-purpose test tags are perfect for low traffic and indoor environments. An office type environment is the typical type of place these test tags could be used for. They're also the most economical solution for testing and tagging.

Heavy Duty Test Tags

These are manufacturerd using a high density synthetic material, which effectively give them superior tear resistance. This extra durability makes it ideal for both indoor and outdoor environments. They also come with a Laminated Security Flap to protect the information that you store on the tag.

Industrial Test Tags

Although Heavy Duty Tags can be used in practically any environment, the Industrial strength test tags are more suited to high risk or harsh environments. This is typically used in industries such as construction or mining. Its extra strong adhesive is specially formulated to withstand extreme hot and cold temperatures, making it perfect for those industries. These are undoubtedly the strongest and most robust tag on the market.

Regulatory Authorities

National

Standards Australia
Ph. 1300 65 46 46


Victoria
Victorian WorkCover Authority
Level 24, 222 Exhibition St
Melbourne 3000
Ph. (03) 9641 1555


New South Wales
WorkCover NSW
92-100 Donnison St, Gosford
Ph. 13 10 50


Queensland
Electrical Safety Office
Department of Industrial Relations
Level 6, Neville Bonner Building
75 William St
Brisbane QLD 4000
Ph. (07) 3237 0220


Western Australia
Worksafe Western Australia
5th floor 1260 Hay St
West Perth WA 6005
Ph. (08) 9327 8777


Australian Capital Territory
ACTPLA
Central Office
Ground Floor, North Dame Pattie Menzies House
16 Challis St, Dickson
Ph. (02) 6207 1926

ACT WorkSafe
Level 4 Eclipse House
197 london Circuit
Canberra City ACT 2601
Ph. (02) 6205 0200

Commonwealth OH & S regulator, Comcare
Level 1
14 Moore St
Canberra ACT 2601
Ph. 1300 366 979


South Australia
Office of Technical Regulator (SA)
Level 19 Wakefield House
30 Wakefield St
Adelaide SA 5000
Ph. (08) 8226 5500


Tasmania
Workplace Standards Tasmania
30 Gordons Hill Rd
Rosny Park TAS 7018
Ph. 1300 366 322


Northern Territory
Electrical Safety Office
Minerals House
66 The Esplanade
Darwin NT 0801
Ph. (08) 8999 5010


New Zealand
Energy Safety Services
33 Bowen St
Wellington
New Zealand
Ph. +64 4 472 0030