Electrical Safety news
* Ministerial Media Statement
2012-04
ESO Outlook - Autumn edition
2012-03
Product recall for Woolworths Ltd - Home Collection & Abode 2000W Oscillating Fan
The recall covers the LED Lamp Bulb with the model number 18 x 1w LED Par 38 - 22W and •iMAAGE SKU: 499866 and •Neo Neon SKU: G0641.
The recall covers Pool Chlorinators and Chromatalysers manufactured under the “Puresilk” trade name by Clevaquip Pty Ltd
2012-02
The recall covers DC Isolator Switch for solar energy installations supplied by Eltech Industries
This recall covers the portable DVD player under the brandname “Vue” with the model number VUESPD1020 and with serial numbers VUESPD102082011000001 to VUESPD102082011001000.
2012-01
The recall covers the Safety Switches or Residual Current Devices that are combined with a Miniature Overcurrent Circuit Breaker (RCBO) with the ratings of 6kA, single pole plus neutral, 240 Volt, 30 mA, 18mm din-mounted AC type in 10A, 16A, 20A, 25A & 30A.
The recall covers Sanyo brand convection grill microwave ovens with the model number EM-C8787B.
2011-12
Queenslanders are being urged to check their Christmas lights following a nation wide recall.
2011-11
Queenslanders are being urged to play it safe when decking the halls with colourful Christmas lights this festive season.
Far North Queenslanders are being urged to be super vigilant when using portable generators during this summer’s storm and cyclone season.
2011-08
Titan Insulation Pty Ltd pleaded guilty in the Brisbane Industrial Magistrates Court today over the death of an insulation installer in the ceiling of a home at Millaa Millaa on the Atherton Tableland, on 4 February 2010.
2011-07
Retailers and wholesalers selling particular types of electrical equipment to the public in Queensland will be subject to new laws from 1 July 2011 to help protect homeowners and renovators.
2011-06
2011-05
Home handymen and women have been urged to stay safe this Easter by checking their electric tools before doing any work around the house.
2011-04
2011-03
The Bligh Government is continuing to lead the way in electrical safety, introducing new legislation in State Parliament today to improve safety for consumers.
Queensland has become the first state or territory in Australia to adopt new laws that will better protect consumers who buy electrical equipment.
Queensland householders are being urged to undertake a “trip” to ensure they are safe from electrocution.