WA Guidelines on the Application of the Health (Public Buildings) Regulations 1992

Actualy that is great Na! So it must have changed dramaticly since I worked there a few years ago? However if my memory serves me corretly. I believe when each State adopted the National Restricted & Limited licence system, the vic & NSW entertaiment techies were the most out spoken & vocal on resisting the need to have an electrical licence. While I believe at the time that Queensland along with WA Techies were in favour of the introduction, across the board. I would imagine as WA theatre is but a pimple on the backside of the industry. It is quicker to scan & pick up any looming problems, than it would be possible to overview in a larger market place. As for the equipment suppliers in most regards the equipment most at risk is rather old & would have possibly been provided with safety chains, but given time they become lost & forgotten, much the same as what happens in Victoria & other States. However the attitude of Group Commitees is similar, in not wishing to spend or know about the technical side. Treating it as a 'Set n forget' area!believing that once they have shelded out to procure the equipment, nothing more needs to be spent, done or heaven forbid orginise ongoing maintence. So I doubt we are that much different at the group comeatre level!

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