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TasNetworks Electrical Professionals Information Hub
At TasNetworks, we are committed to keeping Tasmania's electrical industry informed, connected and up to date with the information that matters most.
The Electrical Contractor Hub is your central source for important TasNetworks updates, industry news, key dates, alerts, consultations and resources relevant to Tasmania's electrical industry.
We are committed to providing timely and practical information to help keep electrical contractors informed and connected. The Hub also provides an opportunity for you to share feedback, ask questions and suggest topics you would like to see covered.
By working together, we can continue to improve communication and ensure the information we provide meets the needs of the electrical industry.
At TasNetworks, we are committed to keeping Tasmania's electrical industry informed, connected and up to date with the information that matters most.
The Electrical Contractor Hub is your central source for important TasNetworks updates, industry news, key dates, alerts, consultations and resources relevant to Tasmania's electrical industry.
We are committed to providing timely and practical information to help keep electrical contractors informed and connected. The Hub also provides an opportunity for you to share feedback, ask questions and suggest topics you would like to see covered.
By working together, we can continue to improve communication and ensure the information we provide meets the needs of the electrical industry.
TasNetworks recently held a number of online forums to allow opportunity for the Industry to ask questions and provide feedback on the new Service and Installation Rules v8.1 that will be effective from 1 July, 2022.
For those who couldn't attend or those who would like a refresher the presentation that was shown at the forums is available here (This presentation has been sent to all those who attended). We have also made available the video recording of one of the evenings so you can listen in and see what questions were asked.
TasNetworks recently held a number of online forums to allow opportunity for the Industry to ask questions and provide feedback on the new Service and Installation Rules v8.1 that will be effective from 1 July, 2022.
For those who couldn't attend or those who would like a refresher the presentation that was shown at the forums is available here (This presentation has been sent to all those who attended). We have also made available the video recording of one of the evenings so you can listen in and see what questions were asked.
There is still some work happening in this space and additional FAQ's are being compiled which we will make available to you as soon as they have been finalised.
The SIR is authorised when accessed via TasNetworks website. All copies of this document, including print and electronic, are uncontrolled.