Our commitment to workplace safety, regulatory compliance, and industry best practices
For life-threatening electrical emergencies, always contact emergency services (000) first. Do not attempt electrical repairs yourself.
Roxan Energy Services is committed to providing and maintaining a safe working environment for all employees, contractors, and visitors. We comply fully with:
All personnel receive mandatory WHS induction and ongoing training before working on projects.
Before commencing any electrical work, our team conducts a comprehensive site safety assessment, including hazard identification, electrical isolation procedures, and emergency access routes.
All personnel are required to wear appropriate PPE including safety helmets, high-visibility clothing, safety glasses, insulated gloves, and steel-capped boots. Site-specific PPE requirements are communicated before work begins.
All electrical circuits are tested, isolated, and locked off (LOTO) before work begins on energized or de-energized equipment to prevent accidental re-energization.
All personnel working above 2 meters are trained in fall prevention and use certified fall arrest systems, harnesses, and anchor points.
Procedures are in place for safe entry into pits, conduits, and underground installations, including atmospheric testing and rescue provisions.
On multi-contractor sites, our team coordinates with site management, principal contractors, and other trades to ensure safe work practices and prevent conflicts.
AS/NZS 3000:2018 (Electrical Installations — Safety Standard)
All electrical installations must comply with the Australian Wiring Rules, covering design, installation, inspection, and testing of electrical systems for safety and performance.
AS 2067 (Earthing & Grounding)
Earthing systems are designed, installed, and tested to ensure safe dissipation of fault currents and protection of personnel and equipment.
AS 4777 (Grid-Connected Solar PV Systems)
Solar installations are designed and commissioned in compliance with grid connection standards to protect the electrical network and end users.
Electrical Metering Standards
All metering installations comply with DNSP standards and National Electricity Rules (NER) for safe and accurate energy measurement.
Any workplace incident, hazard, near-miss, or injury is documented and reported immediately to management and relevant authorities (if required).
Incidents are investigated to identify root causes, and corrective actions are implemented to prevent recurrence.
All incidents involving electrical faults or safety breaches are reported to the relevant electrical licensing regulator and DNSP as required by law.
All personnel are assessed for competency before being assigned electrical work. This includes:
All tools and equipment are maintained in safe working order and regularly inspected. This includes:
Outdoor Electrical Work: Work is postponed or modified in adverse conditions (heavy rain, lightning, extreme heat) that may increase electrical hazards.
Hot Work (Welding, Grinding): Hot work permits are obtained where required, and fire watch procedures are implemented.
Excavation Safety: Before excavating near underground services, we contact Dial Before You Dig (DBYD) and confirm the location and isolation of all utilities.
While Roxan Energy maintains full responsibility for on-site safety, we request customers to:
Call 000 immediately. Our team is trained in first aid and CPR. Do not touch the victim if they are in contact with live electrical circuits.
Evacuate the area and call 000. Use Class C fire extinguishers only. Never use water on an electrical fire.
All major incidents are reported to management, relevant authorities, and the customer within 24 hours. Work may be suspended pending investigation.
We are committed to continuous improvement in safety practices through: