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WP1323 - Working Near Overhead and Underground Electric Lines
Attached to the e-mail MCU16/0081 - Energex advice agency response - 28 Eenie Creek Road Noosaville.
Electricity Entity Requirements:
Working Near Overhead and Underground Electric Lines
Note that the Electricity Entity only provides information on underground electrical assets
it owns. Contact the owner of any privately owned underground electrical assets for
details of their assets located at site.
The Electricity Entity retains copyright of all plans and details provided in connection to
your request.
DBYD plans or other details are provided for the use of the DBYD applicant, its servants,
or agents, for the sole purpose of the applicant’s responsibilities in relation to the
Electricity Entity underground electrical assets and shall not be used for any other
purpose.
DBYD plans are diagrams only and indicate the presence of Electricity Entity underground
electrical assets in the general vicinity of the geographical area shown. Exact ground
cover and alignments cannot be given with any certainty; as such levels can change over
time.
On receipt of DBYD plans and before commencing excavation work or similar activities
near Electricity Entity’s underground electrical assets, carefully locate this plant first to
avoid damage.
The Electricity Entity, its servants or agents shall not be liable for any loss or damage
caused or occasioned by the use of plans and of details so supplied to the DBYD
applicant, its servants or agents, and the DBYD applicant agrees to indemnify the
Electricity Entity against any claim or demand for any such loss or damage to the DBYD
applicant, its servants, or agents or to any third party.
The constructor is responsible for all damages to the Electricity Entity underground
electrical assets when work commences prior to obtaining DBYD plans, or at any time
after that for failure to follow agreed instructions contained in this document or any other
advice provided by the Electricity Entity.
By undertaking any work, you acknowledge that the Electricity Entity reserves all rights to
recover compensation for loss or damage to the Electricity Entity caused by interference
or damage, including consequential loss and damage to its cable network, or other
property.
Be aware that some underground conduits may contain asbestos. Refer to “Code of
Practice for the Management and Control of Asbestos in Workplace [NOHSC: 2018
(2005)]” for guidance.
6.3. When Working in the Vicinity of Electricity Entity Underground Electrical Assets,
You Must Observe the Following Conditions
6.3.1 Records
The first step before any excavation commences is to obtain DBYD plans of Electricity Entity
underground electrical assets in the vicinity of the work. For new work, records should be
obtained during the planning and design stage. The records provided by DBYD must be made
available to all relevant work groups on site. Where underground electrical asset information is
transferred to plans for the proposed work, care must be exercised that important detail is not
lost in the process.
Check this is the latest version before use. Page 17of30 EGX WP1323 Ver 2
9 June 2015 EE BS001405R107 Ver 2
Joint Reference Document between Energex and Ergon Energy
Energex Limited ABN 40 078 849 055 Ergon Energy Corporation Limited ABN 50 087 646 062
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