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21.01.2022 https://www.masterelectricians.com.au//victoria-covid-19-s

18.01.2022 UCM COVID-19: Hey Guys, Please expect customer service delays with any job that is managed from an offshore department. In particular, United Energy and varied multiple retailers as CBD's of major cities have been shut down due to virus prevention prohibiting people accessing their work place. Redundancies have also began taking place on Australian companies directly affecting some work requests. If you have any concerns regarding a job please email or text us and we'll get back to you asap. We are managing and advising each individual job and doing our best for the quickest outcome. For upcoming jobs, I will be putting regular updates on our Facebook, so like our page https://www.facebook.com/ewrspecialists/ for up to date info. Cheers, Kylie @ UCM

16.01.2022 Electrical service pits will still be able to be install according to the government guidelines. Let me know if you have any customers that are considering needing/wanting one.

09.01.2022 Check out this link for the Electrical Industries Code of practice regarding COVID https://www.masterelectricians.com.au//Code-of-Practice-fo

09.01.2022 https://www.smh.com.au//tradie-confusion-can-they-keep-wor

03.01.2022 If you have staff that will be working in the next 6 weeks, you will need to give them a "Permitted Worker Permit" that will go with the COVID Safe Plan. The fines are massive if you don't have these and can not justify the need to be working. See below for details.... Permitted worker permit From 11:59pm on Wednesday 5 August, employers that require their staff to attend a work site must issue a worker permit to their employees this is the employer’s responsibility.... Penalties of up to $19,826 (for individuals) and $99,132 (for businesses) will apply to employers who issue worker permits to employees who do not meet the requirements of the worker permit scheme or who otherwise breach the scheme requirements. There will also be on-the-spot fines of up to $1,652 (for individuals) and up to $9,913 (for businesses) for anyone who breaches the scheme requirements. This includes employers, and employees who do not carry their worker permit when travelling to and from work. For more information and to apply for a permit, visit the Department of Justice and Community Safety website External link (opens in same window).