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Read the March 2025 edition of eSAFE Electrical bulletin.
Queenslanders impacted by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred are being urged to only use a licensed electrical contractor for repairs or rebuilding work as the recovery phase is underway.
This month, the Electrical Safety Office (ESO) celebrated International Women’s Day by recognising the increase in women working in the electrical industry. ESO have proudly recruited talented female electricians from all sectors of the industry including mining, manufacturing, retail, teaching, infrastructure, and domestic and commercial contracting.
Water and electricity are a deadly mix. Faulty water equipment can leak voltage into the water, which can lead to electric shocks, paralysis, and even drowning. Proper installation and maintenance by a licensed professional ensure installations are safe and compliant.
In February 2025, the Electrical Licensing Committee took disciplinary action against nine licence holders.