The Electrical Safety Office (ESO) is part of the Queensland Government's Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations. It develops and implements legislative, compliance and enforcement frameworks to improve electrical safety in Queensland, Australia.
The ESO enforces standards for electrical safety and promotes strategies for improved electrical safety performance across the community.
Stakeholders include employers, workers, designers, suppliers and importers of electrical equipment and the community at large.
Read more about Electrical Safety Office: The Electrical Safety Act 2002
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