Compliance your community can verify. Sustainability they will notice.
Why schools are different.
Schools carry two audiences at once: the auditors, insurers and regulators who require evidence of electrical safety, and a parent community that increasingly notices what the school does, not what it says, about sustainability. PlanetSafe serves both in a single engagement: testing to AS/NZS 3760:2022 at the correct interval for each area, with campus-grouped, audit-ready records, delivered by technicians holding current Working with Children Checks, using biodegradable tags as standard across every classroom, staff room, lab and maintenance area.
Watch the exceptions: maintenance workshops and D&T rooms may sit at 6 months; canteen/commercial kitchen equipment at 6–12 months. We map intervals per area so the whole campus is correct, not averaged.
What we test here.
- Classroom equipment
- IT and AV
- Staff room appliances
- Canteen equipment
- Science lab equipment
- Maintenance and grounds tools
- Extension leads and power boards
Scheduling: term breaks and after-hours visits standard, we test when students aren’t there.
Reporting for schools.
Grouped by campus and building; the business manager receives the consolidated report, facilities receives the asset-level register. Biodegradable tags as standard — a countable waste-reduction action your sustainability reporting can cite.
Schools, answered.
Yes, WWCC, police checks and White Cards, current and verifiable, for technicians on education sites.
Yes, and it’s the norm, school holidays, weekends or after hours.
A school replaces hundreds of plastic tags a year. Switching to biodegradable tags is a measurable, countable action your annual report and community communications can cite, .
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