NECA News
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NECA successfully negotiates extension to Building Wiring Cable requirements
NECA has successfully negotiated an extension to new Building Wiring Cable requirements with NSW Fair Trading. Building Wiring Cable became a declared electrical article ... -
2017 National Excellence Awards
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) Excellence Awards were held on Thursday 23 November at the Sydney International Convention Centre, recognising Australia’s best ... -
NECA Apprenticeship Awards
Below are the winners and runner ups of the NECA Apprenticeship Awards: CATEGORY EMPLOYER/HOST APPRENTICE Winner Industrial VIC Schneider Electric Tim Stanway ... -
Electrical Industry Guide to Workplace Safety 2017/18 released
Pro-Visual Publishing has released the latest edition of the Electrical Industry Guide to Workplace Safety in conjunction with the National Electrical and Communications Association ... -
NECA passes 5,000 members mark
NECA has announced that it now has over 5,000 members for the first time in its history. “Reaching the 5,000 member mark is a ... -
Jamie Roberston wins Electrotechnology Industry Trade Award
Jamie Robertson, a former electrical services technician from the Ford auto-manufacturing plant in Geelong, has won the Electrotechnology Industry Trade Teacher Award for 2017. ... -
NECA releases ACT pre-budget submission
NECA has released its Pre-budget submission for the ACT’s 2018/19 budget. NECA’s Pre-budget submission includes specific measures that the ACT government should introduce in ... -
NECA calls on NSW government to bring back a contestable works code
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) has called for the NSW government to reintroduce a code to protect accredited service providers (ASP) in ... -
The NECA SA Excellence and Apprentice Awards
The best South Australian electrical contractors were recently recognised at the annual Excellence and Apprentice Awards hosted by NECA. Eight major awards were given ... -
Industrial manslaughter is not the answer, according to NECA
NECA has called for the State Government to rethink its proposed Industrial Manslaughter laws. The Palaszczuk Government introduced a bill to the Queensland Legislative ...
