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Read the September 2026 edition of eSAFE Electrical bulletin.
From April through to August 2026, the Electrical Licensing Committee took disciplinary action against licence holders.
Electrical Safety Fortnight (ESFN) 2026, held from 1 to 15 September, brought together industry representatives, workers, apprentices, students and community members from across Queensland to focus on improving electrical safety awareness and practices.
The remade Electrical Safety Regulation 2026 commenced on 1 September 2026.
Every electrical contractor licence must have an eligible and valid Qualified Technical Person (QTP). The QTP must be either an employee of the electrical contractor, member of the partnership, or an executive officer of the corporation.
Workers involved in electrical work must always maintain current competency in rescue and resuscitation.