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Electrical Safety


Electricity is an invisible and unforgiving hazard that can kill within seconds. Far too many accidents related to electricity seriously injure or kill workers in South Australia each year.

View the Booklet and Hazard Checklist and Test Record from the links below:

 

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633 kb PDF. (Link will open in a new window)Electrical Safety - Booklet
Updated 11 December 2006 (633 kb)

170 kb PDF. (Link will open in a new window)Electrical Safety - Poster
4 June 2007 (170 kb)

58 kb PDF. (Link will open in a new window)Hazard Checklist and Test Record
Updated 29 November 2006 (58 kb)

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Working Safely Near Overhead Powerlines

This Joint Safety Guideline has been developed by SafeWork SA and the Office of the Technical Regulator in consultation with the construction and power distribution industry related stakeholders to clarify safe working distances when working near overhead powerlines.

View this guideline from the link below.

 

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55 kb PDF. (Link will open in a new window)Working Safely Near Overhead Powerlines
Updated 24 October 2008 (55 kb)

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