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Electricians in New South Wales.

Wiring rules, RCD requirements, cable sizing, switchboards. Tailored to NSW rules, citing Building Commission NSW.

Building Commission NSWAS/NZS 3000:2018AS/NZS 3008.1AS/NZS 3012

Know the rules. Move fast.

Time traps electricians hit every week.

Less clause hunting. Cleaner workflow. Complex rules managed without PDF scrolling or regulator phone calls.

Clause hunting eats billable hours

AS/NZS 3000 runs 600+ pages. Looking up the bathroom RCD rule means PDF scrolling for 15 minutes. StandardsMate™ names the clause and puts the requirement in plain English in seconds, so you quote the job instead of reading the book.

Certificate paperwork varies by state

CCEW through the NSW eCert portal, CoES in Victoria, eNOC in WA. Get the right form, the right deadline and the right lodgement portal for the job in front of you without remembering every state's rules.

State variations trip up portable work

Same standard, different state interpretation. Set your state and answers flag the variation that applies where we hold it, so you stop arguing with inspectors and re-doing work.

Ask like an electrician

Real questions electricians bring onsite.

Tap any prompt to start. Answers cite the standard and the clause they draw on, and flag the state variation where it applies.

A day on the tools

Real scenarios, real clauses.

Each scenario is a real compliance question, with the clause StandardsMate would cite in its answer.

RCD retrofit on an existing circuit

“Adding a new GPO into a bathroom that currently only has mechanical protection. What RCD does the new circuit need?”

CitesAS/NZS 3000:2018 Clauses 2.6.3.2.5 and 2.6.3.2.2
Cable derating in ceiling insulation

“Running a 20A circuit in 2.5mm TPS through a bulk-insulated ceiling. Will it carry the load or do I upsize?”

CitesAS/NZS 3008.1.1:2017 Table 13
Switchboard clearance in a fit-out

“New board going into a service cupboard on a retail fit-out. How much clear space in front is required?”

CitesAS/NZS 3000:2018 Clause 2.10.2.2