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Whats the difference between an “electrician” and a “Quality electrician”? Planning, execution and evidence. Although electrical contractors are only required to issue customers with a certificate of test, documented inspection and test procedures, and inspection and test records provide evidence of the actual test results which support the certificate. They also provide workers with a visual reminder of the step by step testing process. Workers can easily review the completed test record and identify if any steps have been missed.
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Whats the difference between an "electrician" and a "Quality electrician"? Planning, execution and evidence. Although electrical contractors are only required to issue customers with a certificate of test, documented inspection and test procedures, and inspection and test records provide evidence of the actual test results which support the certificate. They also provide workers with a visual reminder of the step by step testing process. Workers can easily review the completed test record and identify if any steps have been missed.Attention NECA Members!
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The Induction Skills and Experience Register outlines an employee’s skills/competencies and experience. The Induction Skills and Experience Register enables the supervisor to determine the additional skills and training that an employee requires, as a requirement of the job. The Induction Skills and Experience Register is user friendly, it can be edited and downloaded in MS Word Format and the document can be printed.Attention NECA Members!
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The Skills Competency Register documents each employees’ qualifications and licenses. By having a Skills Competency Register, it enables supervisors to determine suitable tasks for the employees and it assists the supervisor in determining what level of supervision the employee requires. By purchasing the Skills Competency Register, it enables supervisors to easily assign tasks. The Skills Competency Register can be edited and downloaded in MS Word format and the document can be printed.Attention NECA Members!
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Checklist Record for Site Specific Induction includes a listing of topics that need to be discussed in an induction. The Checklist Record for Site Specific Induction can be edited to suit what your business would like to outline on the document and the document can be printed.Attention NECA Members!
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The Personal Protective Equipment (PPE – Special Issue) Register is a form created by NECA, which allows businesses to document when ‘special items’ are issued to their employees. The PPE Register (special issue items) lists the PPE provided to the employees, which needs to be signed off by the employee to state that they have received the PPE and have received the correct training to use the equipment provided. The Personal Protective Equipment (Special Issue) Register can be downloaded in MS Word format, the document can be edited and printed.Attention NECA Members!
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The Plant and Equipment Register is a document which lists the businesses heavy equipment and plant on worksites. The Plant and Equipment Register can be edited, downloaded in MS Word Format and the document is printable.Attention NECA Members!
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NECA’s Lifting Gear Register is a document created to assess lifting equipment to ensure that it is safe for your employees to use. Lifting Gear Register is a document that needs to be completed to determine if the lifting gear used by your employees requires fixing. By assessing the lifting gear, it minimises or avoids hazards within the workplace. NECA’s Lifting Gear Register is user friendly and reduces your businesses administration time, as the document is already created for you. Your business can edit the Lifting Gear Register by download the document into MS Word format. In addition to this, the register can be downloaded and printed.Attention NECA Members!
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The Hazardous Chemical Register is a documentation that needs to be generated under the WHS Regulations, which lists the hazardous chemicals at a worksite. The Hazardous Chemical Register template provided by NECA once purchased, can be edited, downloaded in MS Word format and printed. This means that your business can regularly update the register and it is easily accessible for your employees.Attention NECA Members!
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The Electrical Equipment Register is a recorded document of the Testing and Tagging frequency, which is a requirement by State/Territory Legislation/Codes of Practice and Australian Standards. The Electrical Equipment Register enables businesses to keep a record of employees that are Testing and Tagging equipment, to ensure the safety of the employees and to minimise the risk of an electrical hazard occurring. NECA have created the Electrical Equipment Register to assist businesses in ensuring they have the correct documentation onsite and to assist in minimising electrical hazards from occurring. By purchasing the Electrical Equipment Register, it reduces administration time as the template is already created for you. The Electrical Equipment Register is -- Downloadable in MS Word format
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The Fire Protection Register is a document that is completed to record and inspect fire protection materials that are required of the job, to ensure that the materials have been maintained in accordance with Australian Standard AS1851. By inspecting the fire protection materials, it ensures the safety of your employees in the case of an emergency occurring, where the materials are put in use. The advantage of the Fire Protection Register is that the document is user friendly, as it can be downloaded and edited in MS Word format and the document can also be printed.Attention NECA Members!
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Toolbox Pre-Start Talks are site meetings that are conducted prior to starting a shift onsite, to discuss the safety requirements of the job, to reinforce the importance of wearing personal protective equipment, to discuss possible hazards or risks on the site and allows the individual conducting the toolbox talk to discuss any additional topics. The toolbox pre-start talk document, is easy to manage and edit as you can do an instant download in MS Word Format and the document is printable.Attention NECA Members!
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The Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS) is a document that needs to be generated if employees are working at heights of more than 2 metres, working across from a road with moving vehicles and when using powered mobile plant. NECA have created the Safe Work Method Statement to ensure that your employees are aware of the high-risk activities involved in the job and methods to control or eliminate the risks. NECA have ensured that the SWMS template includes all of the requirements outlined in the Code of Practice in Construction Work, this means that your business will not have any issues in complying with the Code of Practice in Construction Work, if you purchase this product.Attention NECA Members!
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Attention NECA Members!
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The Hazard Risk Assessment form assists your workers in identifying hazards and risk factors within the workplace. By using the Hazard Risk Assessment, your workers can determine appropriate ways to eliminate the hazard or control the risk when the hazard cannot be eliminated. NECA have created the Hazard Risk Assessment to be compliant in all Australian Stated and in New Zealand. Purchasing the Hazard Risk Assessment form will save your business time as it is easily downloadable in MS Word format, the form is editable and printable.Attention NECA Members!
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Comprehensive Prequalification Assistance Service for Electrotechnology Contractors
Introducing our comprehensive prequalification assistance service exclusively designed for electrotechnology contractors. We can help your business achieve its goal of securing work tasks and tenders with ease in this specialized field. Our service covers multiple prequalification assessments, including CM3, Pegasus, Avetta, and Browz, tailored to meet the specific requirements of electrotechnology contractors.
Our team of experts will work closely with you to prepare detailed safety management plans that align with the regulations and requirements specific to electrotechnology. We will also create SWMS documents that are compliant with all prequalification organizations and provide guidance on toolbox meetings and workplace inspections.
Our prequalification assistance service includes a complete CM3 assessment, ensuring that all necessary documents are uploaded to meet accreditation requirements. We will also provide advice on maintaining your prequalification certification as an electrotechnology contractor.
All our fees are 100% tax deductible, and we offer a price match guarantee for our customers. As a special offer, NECA members contacting us on 1300 361 099 can enjoy a 15% discount.
Our prequalification assistance service is tailored to make the certification process as seamless as possible for electrotechnology contractors. With our help, you can be confident that your business is ready and compliant to undertake any work task or tender in the electrotechnology field.
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Permits and Permit to Work Procedure
- Instant Download in MS Word
- Fully editable
Compliant in all Australian States and New Zealand
This safety product includes the following documents for download:
- WHS Permit Procedures
- MR-018 Excavation and Trenching Permit
- MR-020 Confined Space Entry Permit
- MR–050 Elevated Work Platform Permit
- MR-051 Roof Access Permit
- MR–052 Hot Work Permit
- Ensure that all work specified by this procedure conducted onsite is conducted in a manner which is safe and complies with all relevant legislation, standards, codes of practice or relevant industry best practice as a minimum;
- Co-ordinate all works onsite to ensure that work activities requiring a Permit do not impact on adjacent works, that adequate space for a safe work environment is maintained and that there are no conflicting activities in progress;
- To ensure that the Applicant accepts all responsibilities associated with the safe execution of works for which the Permit is issued, that the work area has been inspected, existing and potential hazards have been identified, and all necessary precautions have been considered before the work is authorised;
- Ensure that at the completion of the work, the Permit is returned to the Permit Authoriser and that the work site has been left in a safe condition;
- Ensure that persons undertaking work have appropriate competencies; and
- Ensure that the Permit Procedure and related documentation is routinely audited for continuous improvement.
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- Instant Download in MS Word
- Fully editable
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- No Complex pricing
Compliant in all Australian States and New Zealand
Contents:
- Policy Statements
- Procedures
- Site Specific Management Plans
- Forms, Plans, Registers and Programs
- HRCW SWMS
- General Trade SWMS
- Electrical SWMS
- A/C Refrigeration SWMS
- ASP Level 1 SWMS
- ASP Level 2 SWMS