Electrical wiring work (residential or not) may be done only by a qualified supervisor (the holder of an endorsed contractor licence or supervisor certificate authorising that work) or by a tradesperson certificate holder authorised to do it under supervision, working under a qualified supervisor's supervision and directions. Another individual may do it only if a qualified supervisor is present at all times and available to be consulted and to direct the work. A supervisor of a certificate holder must give directions adequate for the work to be done correctly and personally ensure it is; a supervisor of an unlicensed individual must also be present while the work is done, be available, give adequate directions (normally including a requirement to report progress in detail) and personally ensure the work is correct. The section applies to Crown employees. Maximum penalty 1,000 penalty units for a corporation and 200 otherwise.
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