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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 ... -
Six key components of a comprehensive fire safety management plan
In modern safety and disaster prevention, few concerns weigh as heavily on our minds as fire safety. Fire incidents frequently have the potential to strike swiftly ... -
Solar panel technology is set to be turbo-charged – but first, a few big roadblocks have to be cleared
Solar panel technology has made enormous progress in the past two decades. In fact, the most advanced silicon solar cells produced today are about as good ... -
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 ... -
Construction set to thrive in the digital age
University researchers are finding ways to boost construction safety with the help of virtual reality (VR) technology. San Williams finds out how it works. Construction and ... -
Landmark case clarifies security of payment laws
An early 2023 court case has set a precedent for trade businesses around the Security of Payment Act. Sean Carroll finds out what’s going on. The ... -
Ten minutes of stretching can save ten-plus days of salary
Tradies are extremely susceptible to injuries in their line of work and research shows a scary number of workers are missing time. Sean Carroll finds out ... -
Clarity regarding work on public holidays
A decision by the Full Federal Court has brought clarity to the terms “required” and “requested” in relation to public holiday working requirements. Sean Carroll finds ... -
What Australia’s changing fire safety standards mean for businesses
With the fire safety standards changing, Wormald national product manager, vehicles fire suppression systems, Steve Oxley looks at what businesses need to do to comply. Workplace ... -
What does the NCC 2022 Section J9D3 mean for your business?
The new National Construction Code will come into effect in May 2023 and it includes requirements for energy equipment, electric vehicle charging and battery systems. NHP ...
