Form guides
Test report
Test date and safety test results on the NSW CCEW
Record the tests you actually did on site before you sign the cert. Tick a test only if you performed it to AS/NZS 3000 with calibrated gear.
Test date and timing
The test date is mandatory and must reflect when safety tests were actually performed:
Select test date
Use the calendar picker or quick buttons ("Yesterday", "Today") to set the test date.
Timing considerations
All tests should be completed before certifying the installation to ensure accurate reporting.
Plan testing as the final step before energisation to capture the installation's true condition.
The picker typically allows roughly one year before and after today — pick the actual test date, not the certificate issue date unless they coincide.
Mandatory safety tests
All applicable tests must be completed and documented. Use "Check All" to select all tests, or choose individual tests as required:
Electrical safety tests
Earthing system integrity
Verifies main earthing conductor continuity and connections. Essential for safety device operation during electrical faults.
Residual current device operational
Confirms RCDs and safety switches trip within required timeframes. Critical for life-saving protection.
Installation verification tests
Insulation resistance (MΩ)
Measures conductor insulation quality. Minimum 1 MΩ required to prevent current leakage and electrical shock hazards.
Visual check suitability of installation
Comprehensive visual inspection confirming correct equipment installation, environmental compliance, AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules compliance, and no visible damage or defects.
Polarity verification
Ensures correct active, neutral, and earth connections throughout the installation. Prevents dangerous cross-connections.
Specialised system tests
Stand-alone system compliance
Verifies off-grid or isolated power systems comply with AS4509 standards for safety and performance requirements.
Connection integrity
Verifies secure terminations in switchboards and equipment to prevent fire hazards from loose connections.
Fault loop impedance
Measures fault current path impedance to confirm protective device effectiveness. Required when necessary to ensure adequate fault current for timely protection operation.
All tests must be performed according to AS/NZS 3000 and relevant Australian Standards using calibrated test equipment.
Record values from your test instruments, not rounded guesses. Regulators and customers may compare readings to site reports.
Certification section
Declaration and certificate serial number.