Electricity is central to many aspects of our everyday lives. However sometimes it’s easy to forget that electricity can be dangerous. Sadly, every year too many families are impacted by electrical accidents at home which could have been avoided.
The following pages are full of useful information to keep you and your loved ones safe. Please, always be aware of the dangers of electricity.
Download our Who are you keeping safe? guide (PDF 1.36 MB) here.
Inside the home
It’s important to ensure safety is always a priority inside your home. Follow these guidelines to help you to remain Always Safe.
Outside the home
When using electricity outdoors or working near powerlines be aware of potential safety dangers. These tips will help you to stay safe.
Festive lighting
If you’re planning to decorate your home for that special occasion or at Christmas, be Always Safe and follow these simple safety tips.
Flood safety
Flooding following storms can have major impacts on the electricity network and your home. Flood water is also dangerous and this information can help you to stay Always Safe.
Storm & cyclone safety
In Queensland it’s vital to be prepared for storm season. Follow these guidelines to help you prepare for a storm and deal with the aftermath safely.
Generator safety & use
A portable generator can help life get back to normal during a power outage but using it safely is essential.
Property poles & privately owned powerlines
A property pole is a pole within your property’s boundary that routes powerlines to your home but does not supply another customer. Read about your responsibilities regarding property poles and privately owned powerlines.
Surges & spikes
Surges and spikes can damage appliances and cause fires. This information will help you to avoid them.
Emergency numbers
Keep these numbers handy in case you experience an emergency situation.
