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At JAB Safety Services, we will contact you when your equipment is due for its next inspection, provide comprehensible tags and reports. With our advanced reporting system, we strive to make auditing process as seamless as possible while always ensuring your equipment is safe and up to date with all varying inspection times. We are experienced in domestic commercial, industrial safety management systems and provide services to comply with all relevant Australian Standards and WHS Act 2011.
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Accident Investigations, Asset Data Management, Audits, Log Books, Risk Assessment, Safety Audits, Site Surveys, Tagging
Agricultural, Commercial, Electrical Appliances, Fixed Equipment, Industrial, Lifting Equipment, Medical, Meters, Microwaves, Multiple Residence Developments, Offices, Portable Appliances, Power Boards, Remote Areas, Residential, Retail, Safety Lighting, Safety Switches, Single-phase Appliances, Three-phase Appliances
AS/NZS 3760:2003, Mobile Service, On-Site Services
Microwave Leakage, Occupational Health & Safety
Safety Audits, Heights and Lifting, Electrical Test and Tag, WHS, First Aid Kits, Fire Extinguisher Inspection, Testing and Tagging, Lake Macquarie, Smoke Alarms, RCD testing, Newcastle, Safety Inspection, Appliance Testing, Risk Assessments, Appliance Repair, Fire Extinguisher, Asset Registry, Central Coast, Fire Safety, 3 Phase Testing, Plug replacement, Electrical Repairs
There are many contributing factors that determine the frequency of the inspections things such as industry, environment, storage etc. All play a part in determining the risk of damage and decay of the equipment. If you are unsure of how often you should be inspected feel free to contact us and we can advice you on the best inspection frequency for your business.
Yes, any electrical or safety equipment used in a place of business needs to be inspected. One piece of advice is if you have spare or unused equipment place it all in one area and designate it as an out of service area to prevent the use of untagged items. Then if the equipment is need we can inspect it before use.
Yes, luckily most hardware and tool specialists have a qualified person on hand that can inspect the item after you purchase it. We can then bring the item into our reports during our next visit to your site.
Yes, if you are a business or an employer you must ensure that all electrical equipment is regularly inspected and tested by a competent inspector.
With proper use, a portable fire extinguisher will be able to reduce or eliminate the degree of injury, damage and cost to business in the event of a small fire.
Yes, heights and lifting equipment should be inspected and maintained to keep it safe for daily use.
Yes, most items in a first aid kit contain an expiry date. Expired items are less or not effective for their intended uses, which is a danger during a first aid emergency.