Restricted electrical licence for domestic electrical appliances - On completion of a Western Australian Electrical Service Person Apprenticeship - Application

Application for a Restricted electrical worker's licence for domestic electrical appliances after completion of a Western Australian Electrical Service Person Apprenticeship.

Restricted electrical licence for domestic electrical appliances

A restricted electrical licence authorises the holder of the licence to carry out electrical work (including testing) associated with or for the purpose of the holder’s trade or calling.

A Restricted Electrical Worker’s Licence for Domestic Electrical Appliances allows the licence holder to perform the Work Area Category and Scope of Work detailed below.

How to submit your application

Proof of identity requirements

Licensing Services maintains a register of licensed electrical and ensures that the information is accurate and confidential, protecting operatives against the possible fraudulent use of their name. This fact sheet explains the requirements for an applicant to prove his or her identity.

Application form

This application form is used to apply for a Restricted Electrical Licence for Domestic Electrical Appliances on completion of an electrical appliance service person apprenticeship. If you have not completed an apprenticeship you can also apply for this licence, Restricted electrical workers licence - On completion of training record and logbook - Application.

Online

Apply and pay for your application

Warning!

Do not attach images of credit or bank cards when applying online.

By post or in person

If you are submitting your application by post (or in person) and are making payment by credit card, you must also complete the application payment form and attach it to your application.

Applications received without payment cannot be accepted.

Fees

Please refer to the Building & Energy Licensing fees page for fees related to your licence.

Work Area Category & Scope of Work

Domestic Electrical Appliances.
  1. Disconnect and reconnect fixed wired domestic cooking appliances up to 240 volts.
  2. Replace the electrical units of defective electrical components confined within cooking appliances on a like-for-like basis.
  3. Ensure the equipment is safe for operation.

Fixed Wired Electrical Domestic Cooking appliances are defined by the Electrical Licensing Board as:

  1. Electrical Stoves
  2. Electrical Ovens
  3. Electrical Hot Plates
  4. Electrical Steamers
  5. Electrical Warmers
  6. Electrical Convection Ovens

This licence does not authorise the holder to install or alter fixed wiring.

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