South Australian Wiring Regulations.
Sep 20th 2003, 7:58 am
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South Australian Wiring Regulations.
Hi All
I would like to get an advanced copy of the South Australian Wiring regulations. I suppose they must be similar to our 16th edition IEE regs.
Does anybody know an e-mail address or web site that I can purchase the book.
I have been told that the wiring regulations in Australia differ from state to state. Is this true?
Would it mean for example that an Electrician who gains certification for Western Australia would have to take an exam to allow them to work in South Australia if they decided to move states.
Cheers
I would like to get an advanced copy of the South Australian Wiring regulations. I suppose they must be similar to our 16th edition IEE regs.
Does anybody know an e-mail address or web site that I can purchase the book.
I have been told that the wiring regulations in Australia differ from state to state. Is this true?
Would it mean for example that an Electrician who gains certification for Western Australia would have to take an exam to allow them to work in South Australia if they decided to move states.
Cheers
Sep 20th 2003, 8:03 am
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steve bannister and jockney will have all the answers on this one for sure..
cheers
richard
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Sep 20th 2003, 8:30 am
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Hi
we did have a link - I'll try to find it & post it later.
I'm sure they cost around 80 AUD.
Andy's still undecided whether to get them now or wait until we get out there.
Hazel
we did have a link - I'll try to find it & post it later.
I'm sure they cost around 80 AUD.
Andy's still undecided whether to get them now or wait until we get out there.
Hazel
Sep 20th 2003, 8:39 am
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Originally posted by HazelG
Hi
we did have a link - I'll try to find it & post it later.
I'm sure they cost around 80 AUD.
Andy's still undecided whether to get them now or wait until we get out there.
Hazel
Hi
we did have a link - I'll try to find it & post it later.
I'm sure they cost around 80 AUD.
Andy's still undecided whether to get them now or wait until we get out there.
Hazel
Know what you mean, I have been thinking that myself.
I suppose I just would like to be able to gem up on the regs in advance to enable me to take the exam straight away on arriving in Adelaide.
It would be just another item ticked off the list.
Cheers.
Sep 20th 2003, 8:50 am
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Hi again
try this link (I haven't worked out how to cut & paste links yet so here goes!!!!!!!):
http://www.standards.com.au/catalogue/Script/search.asp
hope it works
Hazel
try this link (I haven't worked out how to cut & paste links yet so here goes!!!!!!!):
http://www.standards.com.au/catalogue/Script/search.asp
hope it works
Hazel
Sep 20th 2003, 10:52 am
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I found this while looking around.
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Sep 20th 2003, 11:26 am
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Re: South Australian Wiring Regulations.
Originally posted by ADELAIDE BOUND
Hi All
I would like to get an advanced copy of the South Australian Wiring regulations. I suppose they must be similar to our 16th edition IEE regs.
Does anybody know an e-mail address or web site that I can purchase the book.
I have been told that the wiring regulations in Australia differ from state to state. Is this true?
Would it mean for example that an Electrician who gains certification for Western Australia would have to take an exam to allow them to work in South Australia if they decided to move states.
Cheers
Hi All
I would like to get an advanced copy of the South Australian Wiring regulations. I suppose they must be similar to our 16th edition IEE regs.
Does anybody know an e-mail address or web site that I can purchase the book.
I have been told that the wiring regulations in Australia differ from state to state. Is this true?
Would it mean for example that an Electrician who gains certification for Western Australia would have to take an exam to allow them to work in South Australia if they decided to move states.
Cheers
http://www.standards.com.au/catalog...h=Search&Max=15
http://www.standards.com.au/catalog...h=Search&Max=15
http://www.standards.com.au/catalog...h=Search&Max=15
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I tried a few bookshops here in the UK (including WH Smiths) and they couldn't help. Also, when you buy the PDF version over the internet, it includes all the latest ammendments. Further ammendments are also free. If you do manage to find a bookshop that can get it for you, you will and up paying the full price. When you are buying all three books like I did, getting them downloaded is certainly cheaper.
Yes they do vary from state to state.
Steve.
Last edited by SteveBannister; Sep 20th 2003 at 11:32 am.
Sep 20th 2003, 11:30 am
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Re: South Australian Wiring Regulations.
If you do manage to find a bookshop that can get it for you, you will and up paying the full price as well as our own VAT.
Sep 20th 2003, 6:56 pm
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Re: South Australian Wiring Regulations.
Originally posted by ADELAIDE BOUND
Hi All
I would like to get an advanced copy of the South Australian Wiring regulations. I suppose they must be similar to our 16th edition IEE regs.
Does anybody know an e-mail address or web site that I can purchase the book.
I have been told that the wiring regulations in Australia differ from state to state. Is this true?
Would it mean for example that an Electrician who gains certification for Western Australia would have to take an exam to allow them to work in South Australia if they decided to move states.
Cheers
Hi All
I would like to get an advanced copy of the South Australian Wiring regulations. I suppose they must be similar to our 16th edition IEE regs.
Does anybody know an e-mail address or web site that I can purchase the book.
I have been told that the wiring regulations in Australia differ from state to state. Is this true?
Would it mean for example that an Electrician who gains certification for Western Australia would have to take an exam to allow them to work in South Australia if they decided to move states.
Cheers
Much Appreciated.
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Sep 20th 2003, 10:36 pm
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Originally posted by ADELAIDE BOUND
Hi
Know what you mean, I have been thinking that myself.
I suppose I just would like to be able to gem up on the regs in advance to enable me to take the exam straight away on arriving in Adelaide.
It would be just another item ticked off the list.
Cheers.
Hi
Know what you mean, I have been thinking that myself.
I suppose I just would like to be able to gem up on the regs in advance to enable me to take the exam straight away on arriving in Adelaide.
It would be just another item ticked off the list.
Cheers.
oh yea and another tip if you`ve been accessed by tra make sure dimia give you YOUR paperworkback as alot of people had problems with that when they apply for there ARTC.
Sep 20th 2003, 11:06 pm
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Originally posted by jockney
I dont think you can just take the exam.You used to in wa but when I saw the license people 2 years ago in adelaide they said I would have to do the coarse.Even leccys not practising for a while in sa had to do the coarse againor a refresher.I am off tomorrow and arrive on wed in adelaide where I will be chasing these things up.watch this space.Peertech training do intensive coarses which only take afew weeks of half days. jockney
oh yea and another tip if you`ve been accessed by tra make sure dimia give you YOUR paperworkback as alot of people had problems with that when they apply for there ARTC.
I dont think you can just take the exam.You used to in wa but when I saw the license people 2 years ago in adelaide they said I would have to do the coarse.Even leccys not practising for a while in sa had to do the coarse againor a refresher.I am off tomorrow and arrive on wed in adelaide where I will be chasing these things up.watch this space.Peertech training do intensive coarses which only take afew weeks of half days. jockney
oh yea and another tip if you`ve been accessed by tra make sure dimia give you YOUR paperworkback as alot of people had problems with that when they apply for there ARTC.
Thanks Jockney
Look forward to your e-mails. And yes I managed to get a copy of my TRA assessment.
Cheers.
Sep 20th 2003, 11:17 pm
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hi
i am a sparky just moved to brisbane. the game here is that even thiugh the trade people classed me as an electrical mechanic,i am not allowed to work unsupervised,well wot happens is i work on me tod all week then a licensed spark comes in and says yup thats fine.i have to do this for 6 months then take the regs test and the testing test.i am allowed to have an apprentice with me and the hourly rate in qld, on the books permanent is $16.09 p/hr
hopes this helps
ian
i am a sparky just moved to brisbane. the game here is that even thiugh the trade people classed me as an electrical mechanic,i am not allowed to work unsupervised,well wot happens is i work on me tod all week then a licensed spark comes in and says yup thats fine.i have to do this for 6 months then take the regs test and the testing test.i am allowed to have an apprentice with me and the hourly rate in qld, on the books permanent is $16.09 p/hr
hopes this helps
ian
Sep 21st 2003, 9:13 am
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Originally posted by bessie
hi
i am a sparky just moved to brisbane. the game here is that even thiugh the trade people classed me as an electrical mechanic,i am not allowed to work unsupervised,well wot happens is i work on me tod all week then a licensed spark comes in and says yup thats fine.i have to do this for 6 months then take the regs test and the testing test.i am allowed to have an apprentice with me and the hourly rate in qld, on the books permanent is $16.09 p/hr
hopes this helps
ian
hi
i am a sparky just moved to brisbane. the game here is that even thiugh the trade people classed me as an electrical mechanic,i am not allowed to work unsupervised,well wot happens is i work on me tod all week then a licensed spark comes in and says yup thats fine.i have to do this for 6 months then take the regs test and the testing test.i am allowed to have an apprentice with me and the hourly rate in qld, on the books permanent is $16.09 p/hr
hopes this helps
ian
Glad I wont have a mortgage.
Thanks for the info.
Cheers.
