AS/NZS 3760
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AS/NZS 3760 is a standard created by Standards Australia that outlines a testing method and frequency for electrical appliances. It was created to minimize electrical hazards in the workplace. Appliances are inspected for damage, and various measurements are made to the appliances' earth continuity, insulation, polarity, and physical condition. After testing has determined a pass, a tag is attached to the appliance lead indicating when it was tested, when the next test is due, and a tracking code.
This standard is used in both Australia and New Zealand. Colloquially, the standard is often referred to as Test and Tag. Testing is allowed to be done by anyone deemed competent by training or experience.
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