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24.01.2022 Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work and Workers’ Memorial Day. A day to remember those people who have died from a work-related injury or illness, and to think about how our actions can make our workplaces safer #worldWHSday2019

23.01.2022 You will notice we have had a bit of a makeover at asbestos.qld.gov.au. While we love that new fancy feeling, it’s the information you will find on this website... that could save your life or the life of a loved one. Check out the new look, and get informed about asbestos before you start any home renovation or DIY projects these holidays. See more

20.01.2022 Switchboard panels and meter boards constructed or imported before 2004 may contain asbestos. Stay safe - find out where asbestos could be in switchboards, watc...h our short film on removing small package switchboards, and learn how to safely drill into asbestos materials at http://asbestos.qld.gov.au See more

20.01.2022 Lets chat about what I can do for you

20.01.2022 Stay up to date. New eligibility requirements are in place for qualified technical persons (QTP) and qualified business persons (QBP). They apply to all new electrical contractor licence applications. Get the full story online. http://ow.ly/jqRo50ufvly #likeaboss #compliant

17.01.2022 If you’re cleaning up flood affected areas you might come across asbestos containing materials in fences and wall panels, on roofs and other prefabricated panel...s. If in doubt, assume it's asbestos and always wear personal protective equipment. Keep the materials damp using a garden hose, place the materials in strong plastic bags, seal the bags with tape and talk to your local council about safe disposal. Importantly, never use high pressure water or water blasters as this risks exposing yourself or others to airborne asbestos fibres. For more info visit www.qld.gov.au/asbestos #townsvillefloods #NthQld See more

16.01.2022 Can you believe it will be June tomorrow?! It is all too easy to forget to regularly test your safety switches. Switches should be tested every three months - are you overdue? Give yours the test tomorrow and set a reminder for September. http://ow.ly/Fy6D50ufvqc

13.01.2022 Attention all subbies! A team of special investigators starts work today on exposing building industry rip-offs that have left Queensland sub-contractors out o...f pocket. The Special Joint Taskforce will investigate complaints or allegations of fraudulent behaviour that have led to subcontractor non-payment in the building industry. Any individual or organisation can make a confidential submission to the Taskforce visit https://www.specialjointtaskforce.initiatives.qld.gov.au/ to find out more.

13.01.2022 Inspectors on the ground in Townsville and surrounds are finding sections of Gyprock wall sheeting removed from flood affected properties. Depending on what sec...tions of sheeting have been removed, there’s a risk of contact with live electrical cables and connections behind light switches if circuits are not isolated or disconnected. In disaster recovery situations, it may not be feasible to isolate entire houses as this prevents homeowners from performing critical recovery works. That’s why there may be power supply available and why all trades should be aware of the risk. All building trades: Before any wall sheeting is removed, engage a licensed electrical contractor to isolate and disconnect electrical circuits where the wiring and connections of light switches and power points will be exposed.

09.01.2022 Something for anyone using these devices, either at work or home

06.01.2022 https://youtu.be/qsa6sk6axMk

03.01.2022 Something for home and work, anytime you cut, grind, sand a product do you really know what you're breathing in? If you're creating dust are you harming yourself and others? sometimes a dust mask is not enough.....Talk to me about how to manage this risk for your business. https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au//prevent-exposure-to-silic

01.01.2022 The North QLD Flood Register will allow affected home owners to search for licensed contractors who are available to help with repairs, to make homes safe, secu...re and habitable. Licensed contractors, you can add your details to the register by visiting https://qbcc.build/2WRCWX5 If you are a licensed electrician you can also register with Master Electricians Australia to provide electrical service support in Townsville. We'll be launching the register soon! We'll post again once it's up and running and available for use. #bigwet #floodrecovery

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