AS/NZS 4249:1994

Electrical safety practices - Film, video and television sites

This document has been re-assessed by the committee, and judged to still be up to date.

Specifies the requirements for safe working practices in the use of electrical equipment on film, video and television sites and the in-service testing of the equipment. It does not apply to theatre stages, concert locations or permanent television studios.

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Status: CURRENT

Published: 18/09/1994

Pages: 9

Committee: EL/39

References

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Standards NZ References:

Overseas Standards References:

AS 3116
AS 3010.1
AS 1418
SAA HB13
AS 3190
AS 3191
AS 3000
AS 2790
AS 3147
AS 3100
AS 3199
AS 3760
AS 2211

Other References:

Electrical Regulations 1993
NZ Electrical Codes of Practice 4

Citations

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A Guide For Safe Working Practices In The New Zealand Theatre & Entertainment Industry

Ministry: Entertainment Technology NZ
Section: LIGHTING AND ELECTRICAL

Citation Context:
Relevant Legislation and Documents: ... ASNZS 4249 Safety film, television and video sites...

Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010

Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand: Energy Safety
Section: 25

Citation Context:
Despite anything in these regulations, the following installations, fittings, and appliances are deemed to be electrically safe if they comply with the standards indicated and are used in accordance with those standards:... ...(e) film and television site

Electricity Regulations 1997 (Revoked)

Ministry: Ministry of Economic Development
Section: 2(4)

Citation Context:
AS/NZS 4249 means the Joint Australian/New Zealand Standard known as AS/NZS 4249:1994 (Electrical safety practices - Film, video, and television sites)

Electricity Regulations 1997 (Revoked)

Ministry: Ministry of Economic Development
Section: 69B(e)

Citation Context:
Works, electrical installations, fittings, electrical appliances, and associated equipment comply with regulation 69(1) if they comply with— AS/NZS 4249, in the case of electrical installations and electrical appliances in film, video, and television site

Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010

Ministry: WorkSafe New Zealand: Energy Safety
Section: Schedule 2

Citation Context:
AS/NZS 4249 (means) AS/NZS 4249:1994: Electrical safety practices - Film, video and television sites

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Citations

A Guide For Safe Working Practices In The New Zealand Theatre & Entertainment Industry

Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010

Electricity Regulations 1997 (Revoked)

Electricity Regulations 1997 (Revoked)

Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010

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