TECHNOLOGY

Electrical startup makes compliance testing better for sparkies

ELECTRICAL safety compliance software developed by a US Navy Cold War veteran has raised $400,000 in pre-seed funding to launch after going through Australia’s largest tech start-up accelerator, with the app primed to fill the life-threatening gap that exists in most electrical projects.

 QuickSafety founder Kurt Alexander with the app.

QuickSafety founder Kurt Alexander with the app.

The QuickSafety app gives electricians safety alerts in real time and instantly tests compliance assessments, which, despite being legally required are rarely validated and often not in keeping with AS/NZS...

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