The Victorian Electricity Retailer Christmas cut-off time is approaching fast. Paperwork that is submitted after the cut-off dates should still be processed however the likelihood of the job being completed is reduced significantly.
The cut-off date is COB Friday 27th November 2015
IMPORTANT CHANGES TO HOW WE WILL DO THINGS
AS/NZS 3000:2016 - The Wiring Rules
AS/NZS 3000:2016 - The Wiring Rules will be released for public comment in the next month or so. It is important that you make yourself aware of any proposed changes and provide comment if you believe there is a need to. It is expected that the new edition will be released in late 2016.
Victorian Service and Installation Rules 2014 - Amendment 1
The VSIR’s are due to release Amendment 1 soon. This amendment will be mostly editorial although there may be changes to the embedded generator section in Section 6 due to bring it in line with the changes in AS/NZS 5033 & 4777. Keep an eye on the VSIR website for the amendment and remember the 2014 version of the Rules are free to download.
Our thermographic(infrared) inspection services are designed to provide you with the many benefits of the technology without the investment in additional equipment,training and personnel. Outsourcing infrared services is the best solution in many situations.
We can identify problems with electrical distribution equipment that require urgent maintenance work.This ensures a safer workplace and saves money, allowing you to avoid downtime and to schedule more effective maintenance programs.
Also, the electrical wiring & equipment in existing Body Protected patient treatment areas must be inspected & tested annually to ensure its safe operation.
How can Electrical Inspections Victoria benefit your business?
We have considerable experience and are qualified and licensed to inspect & test patient treatment areas. We will fit in with your schedule and cause minimal disruption to the patient treatment practices’ daily routine.
All inspectors employed at EIV are members of the Institute of Electrical Inspectors (IEI). This ensures they keep up to date with industry changes and continue their professional development.
Are you aware that you may be eligible to be a member?
Knowing that mishandled electricity can be extremely dangerous, perhaps even fatal, the IEI and its members are committed to improving design, installation, inspection and use of this energy to ensure that safety is maintained and improved.
The Institute is represented on numerous Standards Australia committees including EL-001 Wiring Rules (ASNZS 3000) where the interests of Electrical Safety, Electricians and Electrical Inspectors are supported. In addition the IEI has a sound relationship with state regulators including members in a number of those Offices.
For more information and membership details visit iei.org.au
UE electricity connections & metering diagrams here
If you have experienced difficulties in obtaining appropriate levels of service from electricity distributors and retailers, contacting the Energy and Water Ombudsman Victoria (EWOV) can assist in resolving problems. EWOV has the power to investigate and resolve disputes between Victorian electricity customers and their providers.
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