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Energy safety

EnergyAustralia is committed to protecting our customers, the community and electrical workers from the dangers associated with electricity.

Here you will find useful information on how to avoid electrical accidents around your home, at work, outdoors or during a storm. You will also find some tips on what to do in case of an accident involving electricity. Advice on electrical safety for children can be found in the EnergyKids section of our website.

The information presented on this site should be used as a guide only. If you are unsure, seek further advice by calling EnergyAustralia on 13 15 35.
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 Overhead Powerline Safety
You don’t even have to touch an overhead powerline for it to be fatal. Electricity can jump from powerlines to metal objects like ladders or boat masts in an instant.
 

Mind the Zap - Stay Well Clear of Overhead powerlines
   
 Summer Safety
Download EnergyAustralia's summer safety guide which contains important advice on preparing for and staying safe during summer storms.
 

Summer Safety
 
 Emergency information
Fallen powerlines, storms, electrical fires and electric shocks all require quick action to minimise danger to people and property.
 

Emergency information
   
 Storms and blackouts
Find out the steps you can take to reduce potential damage before a storm. Also check our tips on what to do during a storm and how to deal with a blackout.
 

Storms and blackouts
 
 Home safety tips
It’s important to know how to keep you and your family safe around electricity and gas, whether you are in the home or outdoors.
 

Home safety tips
   
 Trees and powerlines
Find out why we trim trees around powerlines, other options such as replacement with ariel bundled or underground cables, general tree trimming advice and useful tips on planting near powerlines.
 

Trees and powerlines
 
 Bushfire prevention
Bushfires can be extremely dangerous. Find out your responsibilities with regard to powerlines on your property and also where to get advice on minimising bushfire risk.
 

Bushfire prevention
   
 Workplace safety
EnergyAustralia is committed to becoming an industry leader in best practice safety performance by doing all we can to prevent workplace accidents.
 

Workplace safety
 
 Advice for contractors
Safety Plans are available for contractors and accredited service providers. You can also call our customer service centres.
 

Safety advice for contractors
   
 Dial before you dig
EnergyAustralia has a large network of cables so it is vital you check the location of these and other utility cables BEFORE you dig or excavate.
 

Dial before you dig
 
 Brochures and publications

 

Safety brochures and publications
   
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