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Court imposes $30,000 fine for dodgy electrical work and no licence
At a recent hearing in the Brisbane Magistrates Court, Daniel William Dawes was convicted and fined for multiple offences under the Electrical Safety Act 2002 and the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013.
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Court upholds conviction for workplace electric shock
A Townsville based outdoor advertising company has had its appeal against conviction over a worker who suffered an electric shock dismissed in the Brisbane District Court.
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Unlicensed electrical work leads to hefty fine in Townsville
A Townsville man who carried out electrical work has been fined $11,500 for not holding an electrical contractor’s licence.
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Electrical safety awareness sessions in regional Queensland
Ahead of Electricity Safety Week (7-11 September), a series of electrical safety awareness sessions have been scheduled around regional Queensland to coincide with local home shows.
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ESO warns rogues in electricity industry – no licence, no work!
Following successful court action recently, the Electrical Safety Office is warning rogue operators against contracting for and performing electrical work without appropriate licences.
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Blitz on unlicensed electrical work and bogus advertising
The Queensland Government is stepping up its blitz on unlicensed operators advertising through online marketplaces like AirTasker to do home electrical tasks illegally.
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Electricity Safety Week begins
Electricity Safety Week (7-11 September) is Queensland’s annual reminder that while electricity helps power up our everyday lives, it can also be deadly.
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Queensland Government cracks down on unlicensed electrical work
Unlicensed electrical work is extremely dangerous and illegal and the Queensland Government will actively pursue all available options to bring offenders to justice.
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Brisbane contractor fined $85,000 for not protecting workers against electric shock
A Brisbane construction company has been fined $85,000 for failing to ensure a work site in Lutwyche was electrically safe.
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Arc flash safety film reminds sparkies of high voltage danger
A case study film launched through video conference today by Queensland’s Electrical Safety Office (ESO) highlights just how dangerous arc flash can be.
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Unsafe electrical work leads to $30,000 fine
An electrical contractor has been fined $30,000 for unsafe electrical practices after a recent hearing in the Brisbane Magistrates Court.
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ESO warns unlicensed electrical work is potentially lethal
With household budgets squeezed at the moment, Queensland’s Electrical Safety Office is reminding everyone not to take risky and illegal shortcuts with home electrical jobs.