As a mental health and community services provider, EPUT’s buildings are diverse and help us deliver a wide range of services to the communities we serve. They are central to keeping patients and staff safe and we will continue to ensure that they pose no risk to safety.

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We integrate consumer mains installations directly with your switchboard and metering systems, guaranteeing everything is connected, tested, and ready to operate at peak performance. This streamlined approach minimises installation time and maximises reliability.

Consumer mains are the main electrical cables that connect your property’s switchboard to the external power grid. They are essential for a safe, stable power supply to your property.

EPUT will continue to introduce new technologies and ways of working to enhance patient safety. Recently, the Trust invested in Oxehealth’s Oxevision platform which consist of a secure optical sensor that remotely monitors a patient’s pulse and breathing rate 24 hours a day and alerts staff if they display activity or behaviour that may present a risk to their safety.

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If you have any questions or comments please contact Alex Green, Chief Operating Officer, on epunft.communications@nhs.net

EPUT is focused on creating a culture of accountability and ownership, where safety, quality and improvement is everyone’s business. The Trust will continue to pursue a working environment where staff are encouraged to report incidents and near misses and where anyone can raise concerns over standards of care.

If your electricity demand has increased due to new appliances or property expansion, or if you experience frequent circuit trips, an upgrade may be necessary to support higher power needs safely.

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Consumer mains installation is a crucial aspect of your electrical system, ensuring a reliable and safe power supply to your home or business. By upgrading or installing new consumer mains, you enhance the capacity of your electrical infrastructure, accommodating modern power demands and reducing the risk of electrical faults.

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Damaged or degraded consumer mains can cause power outages, electrical hazards, or increased energy bills. Our repair services quickly restore damaged mains to full functionality, ensuring your property remains safe and efficient.

Patient safety begins with a workforce that is happy, healthy, safe and equipped to do their job. EPUT will continue to provide a working environment where staff feel empowered to provide the highest standards of care.

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We prioritise safety and customer satisfaction, providing reliable assistance for emergency repairs, routine maintenance, and air conditioning installations.

The process typically takes 4-8 hours, but this depends on the property and any additional work required. Our team will provide a clear time estimate upon consultation.

Our licensed electricians follow all Australian regulations and guidelines to guarantee safe, code-compliant installations. We use durable, high-quality materials, ensuring your consumer mains are designed to handle your power needs securely and reliably.

Safe organisations are built on good governance, process and access to information. This will inform actionable areas for quality improvement and create an environment of responsible reporting and intelligence-led decision making.

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When it comes to powering your property safely and efficiently, Consumer Mains Installation plays a crucial role. At Sydney Electrical and Air, we specialise in the installation, upgrade, and repair of consumer mains – the primary cables that connect your property to the electrical grid, ensuring a stable and secure power supply. Our skilled team is committed to top-quality service and compliance with Australian safety standards for every consumer mains installation.

Safety and improvement are continuous processes as is the learning that underpins them. EPUT will continue to view every safety-related incident as an opportunity to learn and ensure lessons are shared across the Trust and with partners, not just applied within the area in which an incident takes place.

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We are committed to learning from complaints, incidents, staff and patient feedback, the outcomes of national incident inquiries, and from examples of best practice both nationally and globally.

Safety is our absolute priority and we are continuously improving our services to provide safe, high quality care for our patients.

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This holistic approach is shaped by what our staff, patients and our partners have told us about what quality of care means for them.

We will work collaboratively with our patients and their supporters, our staff and our partners in each of these three areas, drawing on their shared knowledge, lived experience, and feedback to help us deliver effective, quality care.

Delivery of safe and high quality services relies upon having the right culture throughout the organisation. We have adopted a ‘just culture’ philosophy and are committed to being an exemplar for safety, quality and innovation.

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We have already made significant safety improvements as a result of our Safety First, Safety Always Strategy (2020 to 2023), which focused on the safety of our physical environments and culture of safety and learning.

EPUT will be leaders in patient safety, advocating a Safety First, Safety Always approach in everything we do. Leadership in patient safety will take place at all levels – from board to ward, ensuring patient safety is everyone’s responsibility.

Installation involves assessing your property’s power needs, selecting the appropriate cabling, installing and connecting the mains to your switchboard, and conducting safety tests to ensure compliance.

We will continue to build on the work we have been doing to enhance safety, and focus on how we use insight, involvement and improvement to create a robust patient safety culture and system, which will support our ambition to eradicate avoidable patient harm in our services.

If you’ve added appliances, expanded your property, or simply require more power, upgrading your consumer mains is essential to prevent overloading and maintain a stable power flow. Our consumer mains upgrades accommodate increased demand, ensuring your system stays efficient and safe.

Safety remains a core part of our Quality of Care approach, which focuses on the three main foundations for delivering consistent and reliable quality of care - safety, effectiveness, and experience.