Electrical safety and electrical work procedure

4.3 Campus Management responsibilities 
Campus Management is responsible for the Crawley campus electricity distribution system that is connected 
to the Western Power 66/6.6kV substation off Fairway. This 6.6kV distribution system provides electricity 
supply to individual buildings, their main distribution switchboards, sub switchboards and all associated 
ducts, cable trays and fixed wiring including final sub-circuits up to and including: 
•
Electrical socket outlets; 
•
Isolation switches forming part of the 
electrical installation
; 
•
Installed lighting and its light switches and fittings; 
•
Permanently wired electrical equipment isolating switches and cable connections up to terminals of 
the equipment; 
•
Permanently wired Uninterrupted Power Supply (UPS) systems; 
•
Electrical equipment or appliances supplied by Campus Management and for which Campus 
Management is responsible under the maintenance budget, including portable electric fans and 
heaters, cleaning equipment, room air conditioners, drinking fountains and similar. 
Campus Management’s responsibilities include: 
a) UWA employee Category 1, 2A, 2B, 3A, 5A and 5B 
competent persons
being listed on the UWA 
Electrical Workers Register maintained by Campus Management as required under Regulation 57 of the 
Electrical (Licensing) Regulations 1991. Business Units are obliged to notify the Senior Technical Officer 
(Electrical) in Campus Management of their licensed category 2A, 2B, 3A, 5A and 5B 
competent 
persons
so that an up-to-date register can be maintained. 
b) Keeping an up-to-date record and plans of the 
electrical installation
and the 
communications and 
extra low voltage cable system
across the Crawley campus and satellite UWA Facilities. This includes 
in ground services and their reticulation in each UWA building. 
c) Preparing and keeping current, life cycle upgrading of the whole