Energy Safe Victoria Electricity Safety (registration and Licensing) Regulations 2020-2025

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  2. Begin by filling out the Business Supervisor Consent Form. Enter your REC number, leaving it blank for new applications, followed by your REC name, first name, last name, date of birth, and address details including street address, suburb, state, and postcode.
  3. Provide your contact information: home phone number, mobile phone number, and email address. Indicate whether you have held a REC as a sole trader for at least five years by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'. If 'Yes', complete the additional fields; if 'No', prepare to provide evidence of business qualifications.
  4. Complete the declaration section by entering your name, signature, and date to confirm acceptance of responsibilities as a Business Supervisor.
  5. Next, move on to the Technical Supervisor Consent Form. Fill in similar personal details as above along with your A-Grade licence number. Answer questions regarding previous technical supervision roles and provide necessary documentation if applicable.
  6. Finalize the form by completing the declaration for the Technical Supervisor role with your name, signature, and date.

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The easiest way to renew your licence, and make sure your details are up to date is through your myVicRoads account online. Alternatively, you can renew your licence by: calling us, or. via Bpay using the details provided on your licence renewal notice.
Select the Renew Licence button on the top right of your ESVConnect electrical licence profile, and the Start Renewal button on the top right of your registration profile. This button will appear exactly three months prior to your licence or registration expiry date.
To renew your licence to perform high risk work, you must attend an Australia Post outlet in person. The following documents will be required to lodge your renewal: your original and completed unsigned renewal notice. original proof of identity documents to a value of 100 points or more.
Issuing the Certificate: After completing the electrical work, the electrician must issue a Certificate of Electrical Safety. This certificate must be lodged with Energy Safe Victoria within 7 days of the work being completed.
An electrical certificate examines the condition of the electrical wiring throughout your property and checks if an installation meets the current safety standards BS7671. When the inspection is completed you are issued with an electrical certificate known as an Electrical Installation Condition Report (EICR).
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For the purposes of section 44(1)(b) of the Electricity Safety Act 1998 (the Act), a licensed electrical installation worker must ensure that all electrical installation work carried out by that worker is tested in accordance with Regulations 240-248.
Only licensed electrical workers can legally perform electrical work. This includes new electrical installations and alterations, and repairs to existing installations. An unqualified person must not be employed or allowed to undertake electrical work.
ELECTRICITY SAFETY (REGISTRATION AND LICENSING) REGULATIONS 2020.

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