connecting electricity supply wiring to electrical equipment or disconnecting electricity supply wiring from electrical equipment; or manufacturing, constructing, installing, removing, adding, testing, replacing, repairing, altering or maintaining electrical equipment or an electrical.

Power Supply

A construction site has high power requirements and it is wrong to assume that you will access power instantly and setting it up will be easy. It might be that it is located in a rural location or there are several geographical challenges.

The local electrical company may help set up power temporarily; but you will need the expertise of a trained electrician to power up your construction site.

• Fixed wiring
• Electrical switchboards
• Circuit breakers
• Overhead solutions
• Generators
• Underground solutions
• High voltage solutions

What is Construction Wiring?

Constructing wiring should be of the high Australian standard irrespective of its meaning, like construction, demolition, switchboards, sheds, lighting, etc. There are many types of construction wiring. This includes that from the main distributor of the existing switchboard to the rest of the prices.

It is essential that the wiring is not entwined along with the permanent wiring and cleanly visible using a unique colour tape. The other types of wiring requirements at a construction site include:

• Overhead wiring : The right way to install it is to ensure it does not cross vital roads or access paths; especially those used by heavy machinery.
• Permanent wiring : It is vital to isolate the permanent wiring in the case of demolition work since it can be live. On the other hand, take necessary steps to ensure it is not active prior to approaching the space.
• Temporary wiring : Installation of the temporary wiring is done from the main source to the rest of the construction site where it is necessary. Utmost care needs to be taken while extending the cables to all the places.