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Perhaps you’ve decided to start your own electrical business, or maybe you’ve been on your own for a while and you want to expand. Either way, growing your electrician business is an exciting but daunting endeavour, and it’s best to be prepared.

Any tradesperson or avid do-it-yourself enthusiast will emphasise the importance of a spanner in your toolbag. 

Test and tagging is an important safety feature when it comes to anything electrical, and if done often enough can avoid a lot of future problems.

A good tool bag goes a long way in the tradie business. They are designed to keep tools safe, secure, and ready for use with ease. But when is it time to get a new one?

An electrical apprenticeship is a necessary part of becoming an electrician as it provides practical hands-on experience while under the guidance of a skilled electrician.

What would a tradie be without their trusty tools? Tools are indispensable for getting the job done, so it’s crucial to prioritise their protection. But what about tool insurance? Is it important? Is it necessary?

When it comes to pursuing a career in the mining industry, the process can feel overwhelming.

Let’s take a look at the top ten tools every tradie needs to put in their electrical tool bag.

Let’s take a look at a few tips to protect your tools from taking an unwanted stroll