01What changes in Melbourne
Energy Safe Victoria says electrical installation work must be completed by a licensed electrician working through a registered electrical contractor and that a Certificate of Electrical Safety is provided for installation work.
Its restricted electrical worker guidance draws an important line: a restricted holder may disconnect and reconnect like-for-like fixed equipment connected with their primary trade, but cannot install new wiring or new electrical equipment. That makes “motor upgrade” too broad for a Melbourne ad unless the actual electrical scope is clear.
WorkSafe Victoria also identifies heavy or difficult doors as a manual-handling risk in workplaces and notes that maintenance of wheels, bearings and gliders, or a powered or mechanical aid, can reduce the risk. Campaigns serving Werribee, Craigieburn, Dandenong and Ringwood should separate residential repair, strata access and workplace-door enquiries, verify the real technician footprint, and avoid inviting customers to force or manually lift a door whose condition has not been assessed.
