Jenny Paradiso, Co-Founder and Managing Director of solar energy business, Suntrix, was recently named the Telstra 2016 South Australian Business Woman of the Year.
With her IT-specialist husband David Hille, Jenny co-founded Suntrix from her kitchen table in 2009, following their frustration with accessing a local business for solar energy use. Suntrix, later became a member of NECA... MORE
Earlier this week the Hon. Guy Barnett met with Tasmanian electricians at the Department of Justice and NECA launch of the Tasmanian Continuous Professional Development Program (CPD) in Launceston and Hobart. This new initiative – which came into effect on 1 July 2016, is designed to influence electrical regulatory compliance in a rapidly evolving industry.
The events this week were... MORE
NECA is pleased to announce that the “establishment” phase of the “Electrical Innovative Delivery and Pathways Project” – referred to as the Alternative Pathways Project or “APP”, is now underway. In fact, by the end of October we hope to be well into the implementation phase.
As with any new project it’s important to understand what’s involved and what’s not. To this end, NECA has... MORE
Correction notice regarding a news item on 29 August 2016, entitled "VET reputational damage".
NECA published a website news update on 29 August 2016 entitled "VET reputational damage, a cause for concern" that stated that an ACT Government Inquiry into Electrotechnology Training was still ongoing.
The Canberra Institute of Technology (CIT) has pointed out, quite correctly, that... MORE
As we start gearing up to the Excellence Awards National Finals in Canberra on 17 November 2016 at the Hyatt Hotel, we would like to thank our Sponsors. Without the support of our sponsors across Australia this series of awards lunches and dinners would not be possible. So our particular thanks go out to MMEM, L&H, NHP, CNW, Gerard Lighting, Clipsal/Schneider Electric, Rexel, Nexans Olex... MORE
Many of our members have contacted us recently regarding contracts, delays, delay notices, extension of time and liquidated damages. Generally construction projects are extremely unpredictable due to weather, site conditions, access issues and other unknowns that may arise. All of these (and more) may contribute to delays and significant cost increases for your company. Most construction... MORE
The best Queensland (QLD) electrical and communications contractors and apprentices were recognised at the annual electrical industry Excellence and Apprentice Awards hosted by peak Australian industry body the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA). Hosted by Sharyn Ghidella with guest speakers Trevor “The Axe” Gillmeister and Mark Bailey MP Minister for Energy, Water and... MORE
The best electrical and communications contractors in New South Wales were recognised on Friday, 2 September at the Excellence Awards held at the Star Event Centre in front of 670 attendees.
Excellence Awards were presented in ten categories, covering projects valued from under $1 million to greater than $8 million.
“This has been an exceptional year for NSW in terms of the... MORE
The National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA) welcomes news that the Federal Government plans to reintroduce legislation to re-establish the Australian Building and Construction in the first week of the new Parliament, commencing Tuesday August 30.
“With the final outcome in the Senate now determined across all states and territories in the Australian Commonwealth, we... MORE
The best South Australian (SA) electrical and communications contractors and apprentices were recognised at the annual electrical industry Excellence and Apprentice Awards hosted by peak Australian industry body the National Electrical and Communications Association (NECA).
In the Excellence Awards, NECA SA awarded eight major awards across four categories and in the Apprentice Awards... MORE
