How many apprentices may an electrician hire in Queensland? — A search to find the optimal electrical apprentice-to-supervisor ratio.

In Queensland, electricians commonly act as Persons Conducting Business or Undertaking (PCBU) and play a vital role in apprentice training, as well as ensuring safety and compliance with the Electrical Safety Regulation 2013.
An electrician supervises and instructs apprentices, ensuring that they gain the necessary skills in a safe working environment. But how many apprentices can an electrician really hire and supervise at a time? Read the entire blog here: Electrician Apprentice to Supervisor Ratio
Location: Queensland, Australia

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