Work Safe Near Energised Electrical Installations – 4836 Essentials
If electricity is part of your workplace, this course is for you. Learn to identify, control and work safely around energised electrical hazards in line with national legislative requirements.
Who Should Attend?
This course is designed for anyone who works on, near or around energised electrical equipment – regardless of trade or role. AS/NZS 4836:2023 sets out the safe work principles and procedures for personnel working on or near low-voltage and extra-low voltage electrical installations and applies to both electrical and non-electrical workers. We recommend this training for: Licensed Electricians and Electrical Workers, Apprentices, Site Supervisors and Project Managers, Maintenance Workers, PCBUs and Employers, Non-Electrical Workers.
Why It Matters For Your Role
- Licensed Electricians — Supports your compliance obligations under AS/NZS 4836:2023 for energised work.
- Apprentices — Build safe habits early, with guided exposure to energised equipment during training.
- Site Supervisors — Confidently manage permits-to-work and your team’s electrical safety obligations.
- Maintenance Workers — Stay protected during regular exposure to energised plant across commercial and industrial sites.
- PCBUs and Employers — Support your duty of care and ensure workforce competency under WHS legislation.
- Non-Electrical Workers — Learn to safely enter controlled areas and work near energised equipment.
What You’ll Learn
- Approach and protection boundary distances
- Overhead and underground service safety
- Dial Before You Dig requirements
- Arc flash hazard analysis overview
- Electrical Safety Act
- The role of the Electrical Safety Office
On successful completion, you’ll receive a Certificate of Completion.
This training supports your compliance obligations.
Download a copy of our course flyer here.
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Skills obtained
Meet your compliance obligations under AS/NZS 4836:2023 for energised low-voltage work.
Confidently manage permits-to-work and your team's electrical safety obligations.
Meet your duty of care and ensure workforce competency under WHS legislation.








