Know the condition. Plan the next action.
Testing and asset information are most useful when they lead to clear decisions. We help facility teams define the scope, record the findings and plan practical follow-up.
Discuss compliance & assets
Illustrative healthcare settingHealthcare electrical testing
We agree the applicable testing requirements, asset coverage and access arrangements before commencing. Patient-area electrical work is scoped to the facility and relevant requirements, including AS/NZS 3003 where applicable.
- Patient-area electrical testing and assessment
- RCD and electrical safety testing
- Emergency and exit-lighting testing
- Thermographic inspections within an agreed scope
Asset information that your team can use
Identify nominated assets and record the information in an agreed register format. Capture location, identification, photographs and condition observations to support future planning.
- Asset identification and register creation
- Client-supplied labels and reference systems
- Photographic and condition records
- Reporting aligned with the agreed asset scope
From findings to rectification
Clear reports help separate immediate attention from planned follow-up. We identify the recorded defects and can prepare a rectification scope for your review.
- Test results and defect summaries
- Defined rectification proposals
- Agreed completion records
- Coordination with facility engineering and maintenance teams
Common questions
Can you provide an asset register as well as testing?
Yes. Asset identification, register data and condition information can be included as defined deliverables. The asset types, quantities and required format are agreed before work starts.
Does testing include all rectification work?
Testing and rectification are scoped explicitly. Findings can inform a separate rectification proposal, with any urgent issues communicated through the agreed facility process.
Let’s talk about your facility.
A maintenance requirement, a complex upgrade or a project taking shape.