Temporary Power Projects | Design Switchboards and Distribution

Why Compliance Matters? Understanding the Importance of AS/NZS 61439.4

For temporary power boards (TPBs) on construction sites, compliance with safety standards is not just a legal obligation - it's a matter of ensuring the safety of everyone on your job site.

Are Your Power Boards Compliant with Safety Standards?

Strict Australian standards have to be met for temporary switchboards to be used on construction sites. There is a huge risk associated with using non-compliant power boards, making it essential to ensure temporary power boards meet the latest AS/NZS 3012 regulations and safety standards.

Temporary Switchboard Australian Standards: Compliance and Safety on Construction Sites

For temporary switchboards to be used on construction sites, they must comply with strict Australian standards. This ensures safety, reliability, and legal compliance. These standards are set to protect workers from electrical hazards, prevent accidents, and maintain consistent power distribution on-site.

Temporary Power Boards Regulations: What You Need to Know to be Compliant

For electrical contractors and site managers, it's essential to understand the latest temporary power board regulations. When using these boards on a construction site, you must ensure they comply with all relevant safety standards and regulations.

How to Choose the Right Temporary Power Supply for Your Construction Site

Whether you’re running heavy machinery, lighting, or tools, having the right power solution keeps your site operational, safe, and efficient. But how do you choose the right temporary power supply for your construction site?

Managing Electrical Risks on Site

With safety inspectors cracking down on safe temporary power installations, are you confident your boards are up to standard? Design Switchboards and Distribution are raising the bar on quality and compliance‍, and so should you.

Type A RCDs in Temporary Power Boards

Electrical contractors must not install Type AC RCDs from 30 April 2023. We discuss a solution suitable for the D.S.D Temporary Power Boards for contractors requiring Type A replacement switchgear .

Caboolture Hospital Project

A major QLD infrastructure project: Caboolture Hospital Redevelopment is estimated to be worth A$399.5 million . DSD will be providing their marketing leading temporary site power board, customised for project specifications.

Gatton Prison Project

A major QLD infrastructure project: Gatton Prison is estimated to be worth A$653 million (2018). DSD will be providing their marketing leading temporary site power board, customised for project specifications.