Electrical box checks, logged by licensed electricians.
Electricians complete periodic site electrical box checks through your Safety Hub; photos and PDFs are stored in your register.
Site electrical supply must be checked before work begins.
Temporary power on residential builds needs to be set up and checked by a licensed electrician. A clear record of each box check helps you show due diligence if something goes wrong or an audit is requested.
Read Safe Work Australia's guidance on electrical safetyHow to log
electrical box checks
Print QR site signs and open Electrical Box Check
Place your BuilderShield site sign on the switchboard or site entry. Electricians scan the QR code and select Electrical Box Check from your Safety Hub.
Upload licence and site electrical box photos
The electrician completes the form with their details, uploads a photo of their electrical licence and the site electrical box, and signs off on compliance checkboxes.
Store PDF records and photos in your admin dashboard
Each submission creates a PDF record. Review submissions grouped by site, download PDFs, and upload missing licence or box photos from the Electrical Box Register.
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Frequently asked questions
An electrical box check is a periodic inspection of the temporary or site electrical supply box on a construction site. Licensed electricians verify the box is set up correctly, capture photos, and confirm compliance before work continues.
Only licensed electricians should complete site electrical box checks. They upload their electrical licence photo, a photo of the site electrical box, and sign off on the form through your Safety Hub.
Electrical box checks cover the site temporary power supply. Test & tag covers portable electrical equipment such as drills, leads, and RCDs under AS/NZS 3760. BuilderShield has separate forms and registers for each.
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