ASP Level 2 Electrical Work

✓ Class 2C: Overhead Services
✓ Class 2D: Energising Service Equipment

Why Level 2 Accredication is Important:

Safety: Ensures that critical tasks involving the low-voltage electricity network are performed safely and meet regulatory standards.

Specialised Skills: Requires extensive training and certification beyond that of a general electrician to handle the complexities of the supply network.

Regulatory Approval: In NSW, ASPs must be accredited by the the Department of Planning and Environment to perform these authorised services.

Essential Service: Level 2 electricians play a crucial role in maintaining the reliability and safety of the public electricity supply, especially during outages and infrastructure work.

Key Responsibilities as a Level 2 Electrician:

Network Connection & Disconnection: Safely connecting properties to the electricity network or disconnecting them when necessary, often requiring specialised equipment.

Service Line Work: Installing, repairing, and maintaining both overhead and underground service lines that carry power from the street to a property.

Electrical Metering: Installation, repair, and upgrading electricity meters.

Complex Electrical Work: Addressing more complex issues related to the electricity supply network, such as fault-finding and repairs.

Switchboard Upgrades: Advising on and performing switchboard upgrades to prevent defects and ensure compliance.