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25.01.2022 Think UV, not Heat

24.01.2022 Product Recall ! SolarImmersion MKIV Power Diverter https://www.productsafety.gov.au//malabou-limited-solarimm

22.01.2022 Roof spaces There are serious electrical dangers in the roof because there are lots of electrical cables up there. If you need to get into the roof space, make sure you turn off all the main power switches at the switchboard first. If a worker, such as an electrician or pest controller, needs to go into your roof space, allow them to turn the power off. Prepare for the power to be turned off :... charge phones and electronic devices before the power is turned off find alternative storage for frozen food use battery power for medical equipmentor arrange for people who depend on that equipment to be with friends or family. #electricalsafety

22.01.2022 Product Recall ! qBlind Blind Controller https://www.productsafety.gov.au//quantify-technology-qbli... #productsafety

20.01.2022 Product Recall ! Gas oven in the kitchenette of the motorhome https://www.productsafety.gov.au//amh-products-pty-limited... #productsafety #ProductRecall

19.01.2022 Product Recall ! Officeworks Keji Wireless Charging Pad https://www.productsafety.gov.au//officeworks-keji-wireles

18.01.2022 Dial before you Dig If you are excavating or digging on your property where there may be underground electric lines, always check where they are located before you start. As a guide: Look for electrical equipment that has electrical conduits running down external walls into the ground.... Check the switchboard or meter box for a diagram indicating where any incoming electricity supply lines are located. Carefully dig down to the cable depth (typically 500 mm) until you have confirmed its location. Be especially careful digging on footpaths as many different services may be located there, including high voltage underground cables. Ring the free Dial Before You Dig service on 1100 or visit 1100.com.au for more information. Credit : Electrical Safety Office, Qld #electricalsafety

16.01.2022 Product Recall ! Renegade Industrial Wall and Pedestal Fans https://www.productsafety.gov.au//tradetools-renegade-indu... #safety

16.01.2022 Tingles or shocks ! If anyone in your property feels a tingle or shock from electrical equipment, a tap, or other metal fittings, don’t ignore itit’s a sign that something’s not right and could be fatal. If the shock is from using or touching permanent electrical equipment (like a stove or electric hot water system), call SA Power Faults and Emergencies on 131366 or contact a licensed electrical contractor and stop using it immediately.... https://www.sapowernetworks.com.au//safety-around-your-pr/ Credit : Electrical Safety Office, QLD #electrcialsafety

16.01.2022 Serious consequences for businesses in deadly WHS accident https://www.business-sa.com//Serious-consequences-for-busi

16.01.2022 Electrical equipment As a property owner, you are responsible for maintaining electrical equipment that’s hard-wired into your property, like air conditioners, bathroom fan heater, lights, solar panels and electric hot water systems to ensure they are safe. If you supply any electrical appliances, such as washing machines or dishwashers as part of the tenancy agreement, it is also your responsibility to ensure they are in good working order. Extend the safe use lifetime of yo...ur equipment by following the manufacturer’s maintenance and servicing guidelines. Don’t forget to turn off and unplug equipment before cleaning or maintenance. Remember to turn the power off even before you do simple tasks such as changing a light bulb. Credit : Electrical Safety Office, Qld #electricalsafety

15.01.2022 Overhead Powerlines and Service Lines Before you begin work outside your home, check for overhead powerlines and service lines (connected to the house), especially if you’re using long objects or ladders. If you’re cleaning gutters or painting the facia or bargeboards, keep well away from the service line. While these lines are usually insulated, the insulation may become brittle with age and a simple knock may cause it to break away and expose live wires.... Credit : Electrical Safety Office, Qld #electricalsafety #powerline

14.01.2022 Safety Related Dismissal ! https://www.miragenews.com/patience-you-must-have-fwc-upho/ #safety

13.01.2022 Don’t DIY Don’t attempt to do your own electrical work even if it saves you moneyit could kill you or your tenants. It’s dangerous, illegal and can affect your insurance. This includes both plug-in appliances and permanent electrical equipment such as the hot water system.... Always get a licensed electrical contractor to do any electrical work. For faulty plug-in appliances, contact the authorised service agent or a licensed electrical contractor to have it repaired. When choosing a licensed electrical contractor, always check they have a current licence before agreeing to any work. Credit : Electrical Safety Office, QLD you can check their licence number here (for South Australia) https://www.sa.gov.au//business-an/licensing/licence-check #electricalsafety

12.01.2022 Solar Panel PV systems You should have your solar power system inspected and maintained by an accredited solar installer or licensed electrical contractor every year. They should check: cooling vents are clear of debris... panels are clean, secure and free of defects switches are free of defects no parts have deteriorated or corroded the wiring’s insulation is not deteriorated or damaged the battery storage system (if it’s part of your system) is in good order. Your installer should have provided you information outlining the recommended schedule for the system’s maintenance. Never do your own electrical maintenance or repairs on your system. Besides the risk of a fall, it’s illegal and there are serious electrical safety risks in ceiling spaces and on roof tops. If you do any household maintenance activity near solar power systems, take care around the electrical cables running from the panels on the roof to the inverter unit, as they will have electricity flowing through them when the solar panels are generating electricity during the day. Credit : Electrical Safety Office, Qld #electricalsafety

12.01.2022 Be SunSmart when UV is 3 and above

11.01.2022 Product Recall ! Aldi Crofton Reusable Bamboo Fibre Coffee Cup https://www.productsafety.gov.au//aldi-stores-a-limited-pa... #productsafety #ProductRecall

10.01.2022 If you’re working on a property with electrical installations wired before 1960, beware of deteriorated wiring and cabling. https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au//beware-of-deteriorated-wi

07.01.2022 Heading into the ceiling space? Always turn off the power. Get tips on how to stay safer up there by switching off down here. https://www.electricalsafety.qld.gov.au/elec/ceiling-spaces

06.01.2022 Product Recall ! Ozito Electric Airless Paint Sprayer Model ASG-7000 https://www.productsafety.gov.au//ozito-industries-pty-ltd... #ozito #paint #sprayer

06.01.2022 Product Recall ! Yamaha Music Relay Wireless Transmitter https://www.productsafety.gov.au//yamaha-music-australia-p

06.01.2022 Company fined $40K for failing to supervise worker https://safetysolutions.net.au//company-fined-40k-for-fail

06.01.2022 DON'T IGNORE SHOCKS OR TINGLES! A shock or tingling sensation while touching a kitchen or bathroom tap or an appliance like a kettle or toaster could be a warni...ng sign of a dangerous electrical fault that shouldn't be ignored! Report Immediately to SA Power Networks on 13 13 66 (available 24/7) - https://bit.ly/3pm6kmh See more

02.01.2022 We are urgently reminding South Australian businesses working with plant imported from overseas to ensure that installation and electrical wiring complies with Australian Standards. Full details: https://tinyurl.com/y2psvwbn #WHS

01.01.2022 Are you aware of your smoke alarm obligations? Help your clients understand their obligations and upgrade their smoke alarms before the deadline. https://www.worksafe.qld.gov.au///smoke-alarm-requirements