Author: Staff Writer
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SafeWork NSW: Builders, construction businesses urged to work safely as the year comes to a close
With the Christmas holidays fast approaching, SafeWork NSW is urging site managers and workers to not rush or cut corners when it comes to meeting end-of-year ... -
Sun-derperfoming? Why a new wave of solar panels may lose their spark too soon
Did you know that the newest solar panels on the commercial market, using the very latest cutting-edge technology, can decline in performance up to 50% inside ... -
The heat is on: Staying safe on site this summer
Working in the sun and being consistently exposed to UV rays can cause serious damage and in some cases death. Kennards Hire head of safety Roy ... -
Managing multi-point wireless traffic
Wireless telemetry systems are becoming increasingly important for plant-wide monitoring and control applications, as cabling costs and the disruption caused by the associated installation and maintenance ... -
Seven little-known signs of quality category cable
In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, our lives are increasingly intertwined with technology. Beneath the surface lies an intricate web of innovation that shapes the efficiency, usability ... -
The golden rule in solar lighting
‘Power in equals power out’, is the rule that must not be broken with solar lighting. John Warren from Orca Solar Lighting runs through that and ... -
Adapting to a greener future: Improving switchboard capability for growing energy needs
In the ever-changing landscape of our electrical network, there is a monumental shift towards greener energies for businesses and homes. The older switchboard standard, AS/NZS 3439:2009 ... -
Why DIY store foams fail to seal conduits
One-part aerosol foams are cheap and easy to use but using them as a duct sealant can be problematic. Polywater’s Chris Jonnes writes. One-part, ‘gap and ... -
Maintaining sparkie safety in a changing electrical landscape
From powering lighting and air conditioning units to make life more comfortable, to ensuring security systems stay online, electricity is essential to every Australian home and ... -
Cutting corners costs more than you think; how electricians can stay safe onsite
Onsite safety and streamlined operations are essential to the success and protection of tradies working across Australia. With the daily exposure to potential electrical hazards, understanding ...
