Across the two years from 2014-2016, 1,065 people were hospitalised with an electrical injury. 47% of these people were injured while doing their work.The best way to prevent people from coming into contact with electrical hazards at work is to make sure your appliance and equipment are tested regularly for damage and faults. The Australian Standard AS/NZS 3760 regulates the test and tag industry;
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Emergency lighting, safety standards and your building are evolving at the same time. Thomas Doss, National Service Line Manager, Electrical, shares his insights. As National Service Line Manager for Grosvenor Engineering Group’s (Grosvenor) Electrical division, Thomas oversees the growth, delivery, consistency, tech support and compliance of the Grosvenor electrical division nationally. H
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Be Proactive: Use thermal imaging to prevent electrical faults Things are humming along nicely when all of a sudden, your electrical supply: kaput. It can happen any day, at any hour, and beyond the inconvenience, an unplanned electrical outage is costly and worse – highly dangerous. How’s this for a motivating statistic: 22% of industrial fires are caused by faulty electrical e
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By Matthew Mckay, Operations Manager - Electrical at Grosvenor Engineering GroupMost offices in Australia have a microwave, however many office managers don’t know that there is danger lurking in them. Research undertaken by Grosvenor Engineering Group (Grosvenor) found that one in four microwaves are failing the microwave leakage safety test.The most common cause of microwave oven leakage is fa
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