How well are you managing WHS?
09 September, 2016 | Supplied by: Safe Work AustraliaIf you are managing a small business, probably not that well, according to a new report from Safe Work Australia (SWA).
Australian workers driven away from big business
06 September, 2016According to research by KPMG demographer Bernard Salt, baby boomers and Gen Y are leading the movement to escape the corporate world and become their own boss.
ABB Electrical installation handbook
01 September, 2016 | Supplied by: ABB Australia Pty LtdThe ABB Electrical installation handbook is designed to provide the user of electrical plants with a quick reference tool.
Do you know which standards affect your project?
01 September, 2016 | Supplied by: Intertek SAI GlobalDo you know every standard referenced in the Australian National Construction Code (NCC) related to residential premises? Standards referenced in the NCC fall under the NCC's Deemed-to-Satisfy provisions and compliance with these standards represents the most common method of satisfying the NCC performance requirements.
October is National Safe Work Month
24 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Safe Work AustraliaSafe Work Australia (SWA) is inviting Australian businesses to submit entries to the Workplace Participation Reward, highlighting initiatives undertaken in their workplace to improve safety.
Safe Work Australia virtual seminars
19 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Safe Work AustraliaSafe Work Australia (SWA) is offering a series of free virtual seminars that showcase the latest thinking, research, development and best practice in work health and safety. You can conveniently watch them at any time on any device.
Emerson sells Network Power to Platinum Equity
18 August, 2016 | Supplied by: Vertiv Australia Pty LtdEmerson will sell Network Power to Platinum Equity and a group of co-investors.
Apprenticeships still the most valuable way to address skills shortages
15 August, 2016 by Malcolm Richards | Supplied by: Master Electricians AustraliaIt may surprise you to hear that the apprenticeship model in Australia has been around as long as European settlement — almost 230 years!
NECA Qld Excellence Awards
10 August, 2016 | Supplied by: NECA/National Electrical & Communications AssociationThe NECA Queensland Excellence Awards acknowledge the state's best electrical industry projects, in addition to recognising outstanding achievement in new members via the Apprentice Awards. Award winners will also have the opportunity to be judged in the National Excellence Awards.
NECA and MBA to head up training pilot projects
09 August, 2016The federal government is throwing $9.2 million in funding to help entry-level and qualified tradespeople get into the labour market.
Workplace relations reform needed for resources industry
08 August, 2016The Australian resource industry has urged the Turnbull government to put "fundamental workplace relations reform" back on the political agenda.
Unit construction reaches all-time high
29 July, 2016A surge in building construction activity is delivering multiple benefits to Australia's economy, especially around construction industry employment. New building activity data released by the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows that to the March 2016 quarter, a record number of unit projects were underway.
Manslaughter charges laid over electrical death
14 July, 2016Manslaughter charges have been laid four years after the death of Jason Garrels, who was killed in heavy rain on a building site in central Queensland.
Schneider Electric ranks in LinkedIn's 'most attractive'
13 July, 2016 | Supplied by: Schneider ElectricSchneider Electric has been listed in LinkedIn Top Attractors, a global ranking of the 40 companies that attract most interest on the business-oriented social network.
Electrical engineering leads to... low-fat chocolate?
11 July, 2016In news you don't hear every day, a team of physicists at Temple University in Philadelphia has made a discovery that could change the face of chocolate as we know it. According to a report on The Verge, the electrorheology research team has found an unusual application for electric fields.
