This knowledge base article is targeted at Hazardous Area and/or High Voltage (HV) Auditors in Queensland, Australia
This article provides information on how to satisfy the criteria to become accredited as an HV Approved Auditor. You should treat this as guidance only, as each application will be assessed on its own merits.
Before going live high voltage facilities need to be audited.
To apply to become an accredited auditor for high voltage installation under the Electrical Safety Act 2002, the applicant must complete the Form 46 - Application for appointment as a hazardous area and/or high voltage accredited auditor (PDF, 0.27 MB).
The Regulator will not appoint an applicant if there is no intent to perform high voltage installation audits under the Electrical Safety Act 2002 in Queensland.
Here at ATOL, we can certainly help you address some of the requirements of section 3b(iv) Hazardous area and high voltage auditor applicant’s statement of education.
Auditing competency – as a minimum Certificate of Attainment as an auditor (from an RTO recognised under the Australian Quality Training Framework)
The BSBSS00128 Lead Auditor Skill Set course is our go-to recommendation for meeting the minimum required standard. For those seeking more comprehensive learning, we offer a variety of courses that cover additional ISO standards, which you can explore here: BSBSS00128 Lead Auditor Skill Set Training Packages.
For more information visit: www.worksafe.qld.gov.au