Standards
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Standards Australia lights the way in sports stadiums
Standards Australia has announced the release of newly revised lighting standard, AS 2560.2, Sports lighting, Part 2: Specific applications. The revision provides guidance on appropriately lit facilities for ... -
NEXTgen 2021-22 program now open
Applications to Standards Australia’s NEXTgen 2021-22 program are now open. The program selects emerging industry and technical experts and provides them with an exciting opportunity to ... -
Wiring Rules Amendment No.2 has been released
The 2018 edition of Electrical Installations AS/NZS 3000:2018, or ‘Wiring Rules’, Amendment No.2 has now been published. The main changes are in relation to RCD type ... -
New standard to test LED lamp performance
Standards Australia has published a AS/NZS 5341:2021, LED lamps – Test methods – Energy and functional performance, a new standard which sets out test methods for ... -
SGS publishes latest Global Access Program for E&E Markets
SGS, international inspection, verification, testing and certification company, has released the latest version of its Global Access Program (GAP) for Electrical and Electronics Products white paper. ... -
LCA releases the Creative Lighting Guide
The Lighting Council Australia (LCA) has published its Creative Lighting Guide aimed mainly at consumers and electrical contractors. The guide aims to introduce consumers and contractors ... -
Review of the Electrical Safety Act 2002
The Electrical Safety Act 2002 is under review by Queensland Building and Construction Commission Board chair Dick Williams. The review will look at Queensland’s electrical safety ... -
Have your say on the Wiring Rules
Standards Australia is seeking feedback from those who interact with AS/NZS 3000, also known as the Wiring Rules. The Wiring Rules Feedback Survey will assist the ... -
Standards Australia and Future Fuels CRC accelerate Australia’s hydrogen economy
Standards Australia is accelerating Australia’s hydrogen economy with a new agreement with Future Fuels Cooperative Research Centre (CRC) to expedite the development of hydrogen standards. The ... -
Electrical lineworkers licensed for the first time in Victoria
More than 2,000 electrical lineworkers have signed up to receive their first lineworker licence under Energy Safe Victoria’s (ESV) new licensing regime which commenced on 1 ...
