NECA News
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Melbourne electrocution: another sad day for our industry
The death of a 24 year old man, Adem Kartel, whilst working in the Melbourne suburb of Dallas is another sad reminder of the dangers of ... -
VET FEE-HELP reforms approved
The Federal Government’s Higher Education Amendment (VET FEE-HELP Reform) Bill 2015 passed through the Senate last week with the support of the Opposition and minor parties. ... -
South Australian school student shows commitment to the electrotechnology industry
Reece Jongenelis is the 2015 winner of the NECA School Student Commitment to Industry award. Reece received his NECA award earlier this month from Electrical Trade ... -
2015 NECA National Excellence Awards
The nation’s best electrical and communications projects have been recognised at the annual electrical and communications industry’s Excellence Awards, hosted by the National Electrical and Communications Association ... -
2015 National Apprentice Awards
Some of Australia’s brightest electrical apprentices have been recognised by National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) at its National Apprentice Awards event at the Hilton Hotel ... -
Glenn Platt to be keynote speaker at NECA conference
Glenn Platt leads CSIRO’s Energy Flagship and will be the keynote speaker for the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) conference in South Africa next April. ... -
WA awarded Trade Teacher of the Year by NECA
Garry Christiansen, who lectures at the Great Southern Institute of Technology, is this year’s winner of the Electrotechnology Industry Trade Teacher Award. Garry is a committed, ... -
Melbourne’s 5×4 sends a powerful message
Melbourne’s 5×4 Hayes Lane Project, located less than a kilometre from the Central Business District in East Melbourne, sends a powerful message about the future importance ... -
NECA Queensland reaches new milestone
NECA’s Queensland chapter has reached a new milestone this week, hitting 300 members for the first time since its re-establishment in 2010. The Queensland chapter is ... -
Man’s body discovered in roof cavity reinforces the importance of safety
The discovery of a man’s body inside a roof cavity in the Sydney suburb of Panania reinforces the importance of safety when working with live electricity. ...
