Electrical Safety Regulation 2026
sec.276Record keeping for particular systems
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sec.276 Record keeping for particular systems
The owner of a cathodic protection system must keep records of tests carried out under this division for 10 years if the system— is an impressed current cathodic protection system; or has a total anode mass of more than 25kg. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. If asked by the regulator, the owner of the cathodic protection system must give the regulator copies of the records within 14 days after the request. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. (sec.276-ssec.1) The owner of a cathodic protection system must keep records of tests carried out under this division for 10 years if the system— is an impressed current cathodic protection system; or has a total anode mass of more than 25kg. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units. (sec.276-ssec.2) If asked by the regulator, the owner of the cathodic protection system must give the regulator copies of the records within 14 days after the request. Maximum penalty—20 penalty units.
- (a) is an impressed current cathodic protection system; or
- (b) has a total anode mass of more than 25kg.