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Service & Installation Rules (SIR)

SIR version 8.2 is effective 1^st July 2022.

In conjunction with the new SIR please read our Interim Connection Arrangement requirements.

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This information is designed to clarify our expectations of contractors and ensure that together, we can work safely, return home to our families at the end of the day and preserve our environment for future generations.

Contractor and tender management process	Contractor Health Safety and Environmental Management Procedure (PDF) Health Safety Environment Tender Questionnaire (DOCX)
Induction and training	Contractor learning portal (register and complete online inductions and manage your learning) All contractors who perform work for us or on behalf are required to undertake Code of Conduct and Health Safety & Environment inductions before starting work. Assignment of these courses are system generated and will take 2 hours to become available once you register in our Learning Management System. To register, you'll need an email address and your employer's registration code which is available by contacting training@tasnetworks.com.au. If you change employers or no longer perform work for us please let us know within 30 days by contacting training@tasnetworks.com.au. ESI Competency Matrix (PDF) Vegetation Competency Matrix (PDF) Authorised Service Provider Application and Guide (PDF)
Procedures, standards and further information	Safety and Wellbeing Policy (PDF) Environment and Sustainability Policy (PDF) Code of Conduct (PDF) Distribution Network Operation Manual (PDF) Lineworkers Reference Handbook (PDF) Live Line Distribution Handbook (PDF) Live Low Voltage Work Manual (PDF) Power System Safety Rules (PSSR) (PDF) Service & Installation Rules Version 8.2 (PDF), effective from 1 July 2022 Since 1 December 2017, metering standards are issued by the Department of Justice and are accessible via the Consumer, Building and Occupational Services website (PDF) A guide for electrical contractors, designers, consultants, switchboard manufacturers and customers to assist them in the process of establishing a connection to the distribution network Alcohol and Other Drugs Procedure (PDF) Consultation and Communication Procedure (PDF) Magnetic and Electric Fields Procedure (PDF) Isolation Lock Out Tag Out Procedure (PDF) Environmental Handbook (PDF) Incident Management Procedure (PDF) Asbestos Management Plan (PDF) Excavation Procedure (PDF) Hazardous Substances Procedure (PDF) PPE Procedure (PDF) Appropriate Use of Technology Standard (PDF) Traffic Management Procedure (Vehicles) (PDF) Traffic Management Procedure (Pedestrian) (PDF) Managing Plant Procedure (PDF) First Aid Procedure (PDF) Risk Management Procedure (PDF) Manual Task Procedure (PDF) Waste Management Procedure (PDF) Management of Insulating Oil Procedure (PDF) Adverse Weather and Bushfire Response Procedure (PDF) Induction, Training and Competency Procedure (PDF) Noise Management Procedure (PDF) Preventing Falls and Falling Objects Procedure (PDF) Distribution Overhead Construction Standard (PDF) Attending Cable PI Faults (PDF) Metering Field Manual (PDF) Low Voltage Testing Procedure (PDF) Work practices portal Distributed Energy Resourses Register (LINK) Further information: WorkSafe Tasmania Safe Work Australia Department of Primary Industries, Parks, Water and Environment Department of State Growth Consumer, Building and Occupational Services AS/NZS 3000 Wiring Rules