AUGUST 2022 In this newsletter, we welcome Ben Shaw, joining current ACRS Director Peter Lamont Women in the electrical and construction industries NECA NSW Industry nights Electrical safety in the workplace ACMA'S Cabling Provider Rules, Australian standards and...

WINTER 2022 A word from NECA We are well and truly in the midst of winter and it's hard to believe that we are already halfway through what is proving to be an eventful year. As NECA continues its focus to strengthen our industry connections and deliver valuable...

APRIL 2022 Registered cablers must comply with the 2020 Wiring Rules The Communications Alliance industry standard AS/CA S009:2020 Installation requirements for customer cabling (Wiring Rules) (the 2020 Wiring Rules) sets out the requirements for the installation and...

Dear ACRS member, We hope you and your family are keeping safe. We understand this time has been incredibly difficult for many in Queensland and New South Wales affected by the recent floods. ACRS CALLS FOR IMPROVED COMPLIANCE BY THE ACMA FOR 2022-23 Peter Lamont...

ACRS Director's Report Peter Lamont - Director ACRS and NECA Senior Policy Advisor The Australian Cabling Registration Service (ACRS) is one of five registered cabling registration providers approved by the Australian Media and Communications Authority (ACMA). ACRS is...

SPRING news 2021 We hope you are staying safe and well during these difficult and challenging times we continue to find ourselves in.  The Integrate team have been working closely with the industry and monitoring the COVID-19 situation and...

ACRS NEWS - JULY 2021 Your responsibility as a registered cabler All cabling work must comply with the Wiring Rules - industry standard AS/CA S009:2020 Installation requirements for customer cabling . Telecommunications cabling must be separated from electrical...

Dear Member, The NSW Government has announced the Greater Sydney lockdown will be extended until the end of September. It also announced the following:Additional rules for the LGAs of concern :From 12.01am Monday, 23 August the following additional rules will apply...

Tougher Restrictions for the Electrotechnology industry in Metropolitan Melbourne Earlier today, Premier Daniel Andrews announced an extension to Melbourne's lockdown until 11:59pm Thursday, 2 September, with new restrictions including, a reduction in workers on site,...

The NSW Government has published updated guidance which can be seen here . Members should read it in full.In summary, in the eight LGAs of concern work can only be done in a person's home if: urgent to ensure the health, safety, or security of the premises or...