At Mace Group, safety and regulatory compliance are our highest priorities. Operating within the framework of Energy Safe Victoria (ESV), we ensure that all work is conducted in accordance with Victoria’s electrical safety regulations, standards, and codes of practice, as well as all regulatory bodies under the umbrella of WorkSafe Victoria.
Our commitment to safety goes beyond legal compliance—it reflects our dedication to protecting the well-being of our team, clients, and the public.
We strictly follow the guidelines set out by Energy Safe Victoria (ESV), the state’s electrical safety regulator. Our team fully complies with the Electrical Safety Act 1998, Electrical Safety General Regulations 2019, Victorian Electrical Distributor Service and Installation Rules 2014 and the Australian and New Zealand (AS/NZS 3000 2018) wiring rules. This ensures that every electrical installation, maintenance task, and reactive work is performed safely and in line with best practices.
Our safety management systems are aligned with the highest industry standards, and our team consistently follows stringent safety protocols. We conduct regular risk assessments, hazard identification, and safety audits to maintain a secure working environment. These protocols include the use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), lockout/tagout procedures, and adherence to safety regulations for high-risk work.
We have a team of licensed A-grade electricians with the appropriate qualifications to perform electrical work in Victoria. We ensure all team members complete ongoing professional development and refresher courses to stay current with the latest safety standards and technological advancements. Our workforce is trained in electrical safety, risk mitigation, first aid, and emergency response protocols, ensuring readiness for any situation.
As part of our commitment to safety and sustainability, we comply with environmental regulations related to electrical waste disposal and recycling. We ensure that all materials used in our projects meet environmental standards and that any waste generated during work is disposed of in an environmentally responsible manner in compliance with local council regulations.
