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WHS Standards Spotlight: Electrical installations for construction and demolition sites
Statements
For the next standard in our WHS Standards Spotlight series, we look at AS/NZS 3012:2019 - Electrical installations for construction and demolition sites.
See the first standard in the series here: Industrial fall-arrest systems and devices — Part 1: Harnesses.
Who is this standard for?
AS/NZS 3012:2019 is designed for professionals involved in electrical installation and management on construction and demolition sites, including contractors, engineers, site managers and safety professionals.
What does AS/NZS 3012:2019 cover?
The standard provides essential procedures and requirements for the safe use of electricity on sites, focusing on minimising electrical risks during construction and demolition activities.
It covers areas such as testing regimes, equipment requirements, and layout planning for electrical setups.
What are the benefits of AS/NZS 3012:2019?
Adopting AS/NZS 3012:2019 can help organisations and professionals:
- Maintain high safety standards to protect workers from electrical hazards.
- Implement effective and efficient electrical setups for enhanced operational safety.
- Stay compliant with evolving safety regulations and industry standards.
What are the key principles in the standard?
The key principles focus on safety measures, regular inspection routines, and the incorporation of fail-safes and emergency protocols. This includes:
- Detailed guidelines for setting up and maintaining electrical installations.
- Inspection, testing and record keeping methods to help guide ongoing compliance and safety.
- The development of emergency procedures to deal with electrical incidents.
AS/NZS 3012:2019 - Electrical installations for construction and demolition sites is available via the Standards Australia Store and our distribution partners.
Unveiling key insights on WHS in Australia
Our latest report, ‘Navigating Work Health & Safety in Australia: Challenges, Standards, and Future Directions’ offers an in-depth look at the critical aspects of WHS in Australia. It explores the current standards, addresses emerging challenges, and examines future trends in workplace safety. Read the full report here.
For the next standard in our WHS Standards Spotlight series, we look at AS/NZS 3012:2019 - Electrical installations for construction and demolition sites.
See the first standard in the series here: Industrial fall-arrest systems and devices — Part 1: Harnesses.
Who is this standard for?
AS/NZS 3012:2019 is designed for professionals involved in electrical installation and management on construction and demolition sites, including contractors, engineers, site managers and safety professionals.
What does AS/NZS 3012:2019 cover?
The standard provides essential procedures and requirements for the safe use of electricity on sites, focusing on minimising electrical risks during construction and demolition activities.
It covers areas such as testing regimes, equipment requirements, and layout planning for electrical setups.
What are the benefits of AS/NZS 3012:2019?
Adopting AS/NZS 3012:2019 can help organisations and professionals:
- Maintain high safety standards to protect workers from electrical hazards.
- Implement effective and efficient electrical setups for enhanced operational safety.
- Stay compliant with evolving safety regulations and industry standards.
What are the key principles in the standard?
The key principles focus on safety measures, regular inspection routines, and the incorporation of fail-safes and emergency protocols. This includes:
- Detailed guidelines for setting up and maintaining electrical installations.
- Inspection, testing and record keeping methods to help guide ongoing compliance and safety.
- The development of emergency procedures to deal with electrical incidents.
AS/NZS 3012:2019 - Electrical installations for construction and demolition sites is available via the Standards Australia Store and our distribution partners.
Unveiling key insights on WHS in Australia
Our latest report, ‘Navigating Work Health & Safety in Australia: Challenges, Standards, and Future Directions’ offers an in-depth look at the critical aspects of WHS in Australia. It explores the current standards, addresses emerging challenges, and examines future trends in workplace safety. Read the full report here.
