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Electrical Safety and WHS Regulations

Much has been talked about with the 2012 introduction of the model WHS legislation in Australia. Designed to reduce the complexity businesses operating across state borders, the model WHS legislation is, in theory, a no-brainer.

Electricity: The invisible threat to workplace safety

Many people have been caught out with a ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach to testing and tagging. For example, the equipment used in a workshop of a manufacturing facility should be tested on a six-monthly basis, and unscrupulous test and tag providers have been known to test the entire facility on a six-monthly basis. It’s no wonder some businesses believe it is simply an add-on cost!

10 Reasons to Choose ATS

Choosing your service provider can be hard. Here are 10 reasons why we think you should trust the safety of your staff and customers with ATS.

FluoroCycle

ATS are delighted to announce we are a signatory to the FluoroCycle scheme.

Electrical safety and the model OH & S regulations

In January 2012, the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) world as we knew it changed in Australia with the introduction of the model Work Health and Safety (WHS) Act and model Work Health and Safety Regulations. Designed to achieve harmonisation of WHS laws around Australia, this legislation was designed to replace State specific OHS legislation.

Does Size Matter?

The Management and team at Appliance Tagging Services don't think so. With a growing network franchisees we service major national clients such as Australia Post and have developed solid business relationships with our franchisees in the process.

Changes to AS/NZS 3760

This article featured in the Summer 2010 Edition of Electrical Connection magazine.

Thinking about buying a franchise?

Mark Fernandez from BDA gives some helpful advice...

Fast Starting Businesses

This article, written by Warren Scott of Mills Oakley Lawyers first appeared in Business Franchise magazine January/February 2011.

Test and Tag - Safety Solutions

Originally Published - December 2006, Wendy Cramer, Safety Solutions Editor