Guides to workplace electrical compliance.
Plain-language guides to testing frequencies, costs, legal requirements, reporting and sustainability, written the way we answer questions on the phone. Publishing through 2026.
Original data: plastic tags replaced per retest cycle by industry, a national extrapolation, and our clients’ avoided totals, updated annually. Nobody else can publish this.
Where diversity spend hides in facilities categories, and how one supplier switch closes the gap. Practical guide for procurement teams.
The data to demand, formats that work, and how to engage suppliers before FY27 reporting. For sustainability leads and CFOs.
Reportable wins that need no new budget or behaviour change, inside spend that already exists.
What actually scores in ESG-weighted evaluations, and how FM companies inherit subcontractor credentials for their bids.
Sector-specific back-of-house wins, including the supplier plastics nobody audits and the NSW Plastics Plan trajectory.
A worked ISO 20400-aligned category example: criteria, supplier questions, and the four working parts of a policy that survives staff turnover.
The one-page summary for reporting and procurement teams, published and citable now.
The definitive frequency resource, environment by environment.
The regulatory minimum, asset-level evidence, failure records and practical reporting requirements for audits.
A market-wide price guide, anchored by our published pricing.
When workplace electrical equipment may need inspection and testing, how AS/NZS 3760:2022 fits, who can perform it, and why requirements vary by environment and jurisdiction.
The records an authorised officer looks for, and how to have them ready.
A practical, shareable checklist for annual office testing.
Why the button test alone isn’t evidence, and what to record instead.
How to tell an audit-ready record from a site-level PDF.
The 90-minute discharge test, per-fitting records, and how to keep the cycle from slipping.
Competency, national coverage, reporting, scheduling, pricing, failures and portfolio management — what procurement should compare.
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