NESS Super is the industry fund set up specifically for the electro-technology sector.
This means 2 things:
Standards Australia has published a new standard that sets out clear test methods for measuring key performance indicators of LED lamps, including efficacy, light output and colour rendering.The Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) has introduced new fire protection and emergency lighting rules from 1 May 2021. At NECA’s recent roadshows in Queensland, we have updated members on changes to the QBCC fire protection and emergency lighting rules. What we know is that:
From 1 May 2021, the following changes impacting those who perform work within the fire... MORE
The requirement for union officials to hold a valid federal right of entry permit when entering work sites under State or Territory OHS laws has been upheld following a High Court determination.
The High Court on 8 April 2021 refused to allow the CFMMEU special leave to appeal a 2020 Full Federal Court decision.
The CFMMEU had sought to argue a union official did not need to... MORE
ABB and Ivory Egg are pleased to invite you to an exciting information night to introduce ABB-free@home – the latest in home automation technology.
Simply smart, ABB is taking the lead role in making home automation easier than ever, transforming Australian homes into... MORE
IPD’s Evolution range of distribution boards have been updated to suit the new ABB System pro M compact®. Whether you’re installing new systems, integrating electrical plants or revamping pre-existing electrical systems, ABB System pro M compact® range, including Insite... MORE
Now is a great time to arrange a workplace meeting with NESS Super, so you and your business can leverage the value of superannuation.
Did you know that superannuation is one of the most significant employee benefits available? It’s important to work with your... MORE
At NESS Super, we have been servicing the electrical, communications, technology and cabling industries since 1987.
If you’re looking for a super fund that looks after you and your employees, then we’re the fund for you.
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NECA would like to inform members that the Queensland Government is changing its guidance on low-density asbestos fibreboard (LDB), so that it will be classified as friable asbestos-containing material (ACM) in all circumstances. This change will take effect on 1 May 2021. This means that LDB can only legally be removed by a class A asbestos removal licence holder.
These changes may... MORE
Queensland’s current electrical safety laws were last reviewed in 2002 when the Electrical Safety Act 2002 (Qld) (the Act) was first introduced. Since this time the relevant technological landscape has changed significantly, with electricity generation, supply and distribution transforming in ways not contemplated 20 years ago.
In light of these concerns, the Queensland... MORE
