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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 electrical and ... -
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 Runner up ... -
Global Light Association appoints new president
During a Global Lighting Association board meeting in November, Russell Loane was elected President of the Global Lighting Association. He takes over from retiring President Jan ... -
Connection Magazines announces magazine distribution program with TAFE NSW
Connection Magazines, the publisher of Plumbing Connection, Electrical Connection and Building Connection magazines, has announced a new magazine distribution program with TAFE NSW. The distribution program ... -
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). The ... -
Research from Philips Lighting finds a third of Aussies admit to feeling scared in their own home
Homes are supposed to be places where people can relax and rest but research commissioned by Philips Lighting has found a third of Australians feels scared ... -
Guide to fit testing respiratory masks
The correct fitting of respiratory protective equipment (RPE) is critical to make sure a tight seal is made around the face which means the respirator is ... -
The VRET is now open for tenders
The Australian Wind Alliance welcomes the news that the Victorian Renewable Energy Target (VRET) Reverse Auction has opened for tenders. It will be the largest renewable ... -
Don’t rush or you risk becoming a workplace statistic
As Victoria enters a dangerous time of year, WorkSafe is encouraging employers and workers to focus on safety. According to WorkSafe statistics, more Victorian workers die ... -
Research finds 75% of construction workers suffering hearing loss
A leading Australian audiologist, Dr. Ross Dineen, says construction workers regularly experience noise levels up to six times the legal exposure limit and up to 75% ...
