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International: +61 7 3282 0647
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The growth of Electric and Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicles (EVs and PHEVs) across Australia has transformed how workshops, emergency services, and fleets operate. With voltages regularly reaching 400–800 volts, and in some systems higher, the risks in these environments are fundamentally different from those in traditional automotive work. Where a conventional vehicle poses mainly mechanical
Australia’s climate can be tough—especially for tradies working outdoors or in hot, confined spaces. As spring heats up and summer approaches, it’s important for every tradesperson to understand the risks and benefits around hydration—not just for work, but for life beyond the jobsite. What is Dehydration? Dehydration occurs when you lose more fluids than you
1. What is a Low Voltage Rescue Kit? An LVR kit is a crucial safety toolkit designed to enable a trained safety observer to assist workers who suffer an electric shock from low-voltage (LV) electrical equipment—typically up to 1,000 V AC or 1,500 V DC. Its goal is to allow a rescuer to act quickly and safely,
Why Companies Embroider Uniforms Why Regular Thread is Unsafe Fire-Resistant Thread Options Key Australian Standards Best Practice for Safe Embroidery Conclusion Embroidery on safety clothing is more than branding — it’s a safety decision. Using the right thread ensures compliance, durability, and protection. Volt Safety provides embroidery using certified fire-resistant threads, so your garments meet
Introduction Working on or near live electrical equipment in Australia requires certified personal protective equipment. Your first line of defence? Insulated gloves.But with so many different classes — from Class 00 to Class 4 — it’s not always clear which one you need. This guide breaks it down to help you stay safe, compliant, and
When it comes to electrical safety, the type of lockout padlock you use matters. Both non-conductive nylon shank and chrome-plated steel shank padlocks — are available and each designed for specific situations. So what’s the difference, and when should you use one over the other? Understanding the Difference Non-Conductive Nylon Shank Padlocks Chrome-Plated Steel Shank
AS 2225 → AS/NZS 60903:2020 → AS 60903:2022 — What You Need to Know If you work with insulated gloves for electrical safety, you may have heard that the standards in Australia and New Zealand have recently changed. These updates can be confusing, but understanding them is critical to staying compliant and choosing the right
Why They Matter—and What to Look For In the electrical safety industry, every piece of equipment plays a vital role in protecting lives and preventing accidents. Among them, Earth Trailing Leads are a simple yet essential tool used during live work to provide a temporary earthing point, helping to dissipate electrical energy safely into the
Introduction Electrical safety remains a top priority for workplaces and industries across Queensland. The Electrical Safety and Other Legislation Amendment (ESOLA) Regulation 2024 introduces important updates to enhance safety standards and compliance for electrical work. While this regulation is Queensland-specific, it highlights a positive shift towards improving safety in the state’s electrical industry. This blog
Ensuring the safety of vehicles during maintenance or restricted operation is a crucial responsibility in many industries. One of the most effective ways to achieve this is by using steering wheel lockouts. But what exactly are they, and why are they so essential? Let’s dive in. What is Steering Wheel Lockout? Steering wheel lockout refers