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Calibration and test & tag for Perth construction

Construction sites in Perth have to keep portable electrical equipment safe and tested every three months under AS/NZS 3760 — and the multimeters and clamp meters used to commission services need to be calibrated. AmpTech handles both: test & tag on your site, calibration in our Caversham lab.

Why measurement accuracy matters in construction

  • WHS duty of care extends to every tool and instrument used on the project — calibration and tagging are the documented way to prove it.
  • Test & tag intervals on construction sites are 3 months — easy to miss without scheduled reminders.
  • Principal contractors increasingly ask subcontractors for asset registers showing every tool tested and every instrument calibrated.

Typical instruments we calibrate

  • Multimeters and clamp meters (for service commissioning)
  • Levels, dumpy levels and laser levels (verification only)
  • Portable power tools, leads, RCDs (test & tag)

Common recall intervals

InstrumentIntervalBasis
Construction site portable equipment (test & tag)3 monthsAS/NZS 3760
Multimeters & clamp meters12 monthsManufacturer / ISO 9001

Standards & frameworks we work to

  • AS/NZS 3760 — In-service inspection and testing of electrical equipment
  • WHS Act and Regulations (Western Australia)
  • AS/NZS 3012 — Construction site wiring
  • Project- and principal-contractor-specific compliance requirements

How we cover construction clients across Perth

  • CBD and inner-Perth commercial fit-out sites
  • New estate civils and house frame programs across the metro
  • Industrial build projects in Welshpool / Kewdale / Canning Vale
  • After-hours and weekend test & tag windows on active sites

Working with procurement

We work directly with project supervisors and HSEQ teams to schedule 3-monthly site test & tag rounds, calibrate commissioning tools, and supply project asset registers in the format your principal contractor wants to see.

Instrument guides for construction

Sector-specific pages on the instruments construction teams send us most — why each one matters on your sites, the interval sector teams use, and what the certificate records.

FAQ

Construction sector FAQs

How often do construction site tools need to be tested and tagged?
Under AS/NZS 3760 the recommended interval for portable electrical equipment on construction and demolition sites is every 3 months. We can set up a recurring round and remind you before each one falls due.
Can you test after hours so you do not interrupt work?
Yes. We schedule out-of-hours and weekend rounds on active sites so the work goes ahead without losing productive time.
Do you supply an asset register the principal contractor will accept?
Yes. Every job ships with an itemised register showing each asset, test result, date tested and next due date — in a format that matches what most principal contractors expect to see.
Can you calibrate our commissioning instruments too?
Multimeters and clamp meters, yes — they are calibrated in our Caversham lab and we can collect them with the site test & tag round, so it stays one supplier and one invoice. Insulation testers are outside our current scope and we will tell you that rather than take them in.
Do you handle RCD (safety switch) testing?
Yes. We include push-button and trip-time testing of RCDs as part of test & tag where it applies, and log the results in your register.

Get a quote for construction calibration

Send us your equipment list for a fast, no-obligation quote — or call and speak to a calibration technician today.