How much does a test and tag course cost in NSW?

Prices range from $363 to $500 across the 4 providers listed on this page, depending on the provider's location and the course format chosen, such as half-day or full-day training.

How long does the course take to complete?

Courses run for either a half day (4 hours) or a full day (1 day), depending on the provider, so check the specific format offered before booking.

How often do I need to renew my test and tag qualification?

There is no fixed renewal period set by a central authority; renewal depends on your workplace's testing schedule and equipment risk rating, so check with your employer or the training provider.

Do I need any prior experience or ID to enrol?

Prerequisites vary by provider; some may require photo ID or basic electrical safety knowledge. Contact the provider directly to confirm what is needed before enrolling.

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Test and tag courses in NSW

4 approved providers · from $363 · every one holds this unit on the national register.

Typical cost of a test and tag course in NSW: $363 to $500, across 4 approved providers, usually 1 day.

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Strathfield South · 1 day · In person

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Axiom Compliance Learning

Somersby · 4 hours · In person

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Dubbo

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NSW Electrical Test & Tagging

St Leonards

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Across NSW, 4 providers offer a test and tag course, with prices from $363 to $500 and courses typically completed in half a day to a full day.

Test and tag training covers the inspection and tagging of electrical equipment and leads, following AS/NZS 3760, and is required for anyone responsible for workplace electrical safety checks. It's often searched for as a test and tag licence, though it is a competency-based course rather than a government-issued licence.

Providers on this page are located in Sydney (St Leonards, Strathfield South) and regional NSW (Dubbo, Somersby), offering both one-day and half-day (4 hour) formats. Renewal frequency is not fixed by a central authority and varies by workplace policy or equipment risk rating, so check with your employer or the training provider for recommended intervals.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a test and tag course cost in NSW?: Prices range from $363 to $500 across the 4 providers listed on this page, depending on the provider's location and the course format chosen, such as half-day or full-day training.
How long does the course take to complete?: Courses run for either a half day (4 hours) or a full day (1 day), depending on the provider, so check the specific format offered before booking.
How often do I need to renew my test and tag qualification?: There is no fixed renewal period set by a central authority; renewal depends on your workplace's testing schedule and equipment risk rating, so check with your employer or the training provider.
Do I need any prior experience or ID to enrol?: Prerequisites vary by provider; some may require photo ID or basic electrical safety knowledge. Contact the provider directly to confirm what is needed before enrolling.

Guide

Test and tag course in NSW: who can test and how often

Who counts as competent to test and tag in NSW, how often equipment must be tested, what the tag must record, and the unit a test and tag course covers.

Read the guide