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Electrical Safety
Queensland Electrical Safety Regulation
The Queensland Electrical Safety Regulation requires all electrical installations located in a hazardous area to be inspected by an accredited auditor before being initially connected or re-connected to a source of supply.
To become an accredited auditor a person must show an understanding of the Electrical Safety Act and relevant standards, knowledge of principles associated with classification of hazardous areas, suitability of electrical equipment in a hazardous area, and the specific installation requirements for various explosion protection techniques.
Global Locations
Our principal Robert (Bob) Hurnall has been involved in the electrical industry for 39 years. He has travelled and worked extensively in a mixture of environments and cultures in various and interesting parts Australia and the world, including northern and central Australia, Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, Tanzania and more recently America, Italy, UK, Thailand, Korea and Malaysia.
Read MoreDomestic Projects
Robert has also been involved in some of Australia’s and the world’s largest projects over the last 30 years including:
- Abbot Point Coal Loader
- Palm Valley to Darwin gas pipeline
- Hay Point Stacker Reclaimer
- Batu Hijau (Indonesia) Gold Mine
- Hail Creek Coal Expansion
- Blackwater Mine expansion
- Sydney Desalination Plant
- Brisbane Airport Link
- APLNG Upstream Development (Origin Energy)
- GLNG Upstream development (Santos)
- APLNG, QCLNG and GLNG Downstream (Bechtel Oil, Gas & Chemical)
We hold licences in
- QLD Electrical Contractors (Number: 72930)
- N.S.W Electrical Contractors (Number: 218960C)
Accredited
Robert is accredited as an RABQSA Principal Auditor in Quality Management Systems
Queensland Electrical Safety Office (ESO) appointed Hazardous Area Auditor
Also has Hazardous Area Design, Planning and Classification competencies for gas and dusts