Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. CPR Electrical installs new standby generator systems, including both automatic and manual changeover setups. We ensure safe integration with existing electrical infrastructure, along with full testing and compliance with Australian Standards.

Generator servicing frequency depends on usage and site requirements, but regular scheduled maintenance is essential to ensure reliability and compliance. We can tailor a servicing program to suit your operation.

Yes, we carry out load bank testing to verify generator performance and ensure it can handle operational demands when required.

Yes, CPR services generators across regional and remote Western Australia, including off-grid locations.

We provide fault finding and repair services to quickly diagnose issues, restore operation, and minimise downtime.

Yes. We offer preventative maintenance programs tailored to your site to reduce the risk of failure and extend equipment lifespan.

Yes. CPR Electrical can supply and coordinate backup generators ranging from 13kVA to 100kVA, supporting temporary power requirements and emergency response for industrial and commercial operations.

CPR Electrical has access to trusted suppliers who can provide larger-capacity generators when required. We coordinate supply, installation and integration to ensure reliable temporary power for industrial and commercial operations.

An Automatic Transfer Switch (ATS) automatically transfers power to a generator during a mains failure without operator intervention. A Manual Transfer Switch (MTS) requires an operator to start the generator and manually switch the load across. The appropriate system depends on the level of automation and response time required for the site.

We install a range of CCTV systems including fixed, dome, and PTZ cameras, tailored to suit industrial, commercial, and high-risk environments. Each system is designed to provide full site coverage and reliable performance.

Yes. We regularly install integrated systems where CCTV, access control, and alarms work together, providing a complete security solution with centralised monitoring and improved site visibility.

Yes. We configure secure remote monitoring systems that allow you to view live and recorded footage from mobile devices or desktop platforms, depending on your requirements.

We service Perth, Bunbury, the South West, and regional Western Australia, including remote and industrial sites.

Yes. CPR Electrical’s technicians hold Security Installer Licences issued by WA Police and maintain current police clearances. This ensures all CCTV, access control and security system work is carried out in accordance with relevant licensing and regulatory requirements.

Unfortunately, CPR only undertakes industrial and commercial electrical work. Domestic electrical work is generally handled by local contractors in your area.

Our electricians are trained to identify high-risk electrical work areas and implement appropriate control measures. This includes conducting risk assessments, wearing task-specific PPE and modifying work methods where required to minimise risk to personnel. All work is carried out in accordance with relevant Australian Standards and site safety procedures.

Absolutely. CPR has more than enough experience in their team to tackle the most complex and difficult industrial electrical tasks.

Contracted clients with active service agreements can ring our office number on (08) 9356 6355. It will divert to the after-hours technician who will be able to assist you. Our normal office hours are 7:00 AM to 3:30 PM, Monday to Friday.

The minimum charge-out rate for after-hours call-outs is 4 hours at the premium rate.

Yes, CPR Electrical provides planned maintenance support, after-hours repairs, and 24/7 emergency breakdown services to minimise downtime.

Absolutely. Our team coordinates work to avoid operational disruption, including weekends, nights, or planned maintenance periods.

Yes, our electricians are trained and competent in Electrical Equipment in Hazardous Areas (EEHA), carrying out inspections, compliance upgrades, and hazardous area dossier documentation in accordance with relevant Australian Standards.

Yes, including PLC, SCADA and instrumentation for industrial operations.

Yes. CPR regularly delivers after-hours and staged works to minimise disruption to operational businesses.

Yes. Where required, we provide Electrical Safety Certificates and associated test documentation for completed electrical works, in accordance with Western Australian regulatory requirements.

Absolutely – we frequently collaborate with project managers, builders, designers and shopfitting teams.

Yes. We install structured cabling, fibre, patch panels and full data network infrastructure.

Yes. We are licensed security installers and provide CCTV, access control, alarm and intercom systems for commercial and industrial environments.

This depends on your site operations and asset type, but most facilities require a mix of annual, biannual and quarterly inspections to meet compliance requirements.

Yes, CPR routinely performs maintenance after-hours or during planned shutdowns to minimise business disruption.

Yes. All testing, inspections and servicing include detailed reports.

We manage electrical maintenance across large commercial and industrial portfolios, coordinating schedules and providing consistent reporting.

Yes, 24/7 emergency response is available for existing clients.

Yes, we can repair, reprogram or fully replace outdated PLC hardware and migrate you to a modern system.

We frequently collaborate with engineering teams, machine manufacturers and integrators to ensure a seamless installation.

Yes, we can integrate new control systems with your current motors, sensors, conveyors and plant equipment.

Every automation project includes testing, commissioning, as-builts and change-control documentation.

Yes. Automation improvements often increase reliability, reduce manual errors and improve safety interlocks.

CPR has licensed electricians authorised for HV switching in day-to-day operations. For larger or specialised high-voltage projects, we work in partnership with licensed HV technicians.

Yes, we assist with HV equipment installation, coordination and integration with LV systems.

All HV-related work includes detailed testing, commissioning and compliance reports.

We provide isolation, diagnostics and repair coordination with licensed HV partners.

Yes, all structured cabling and fibre installations include full testing and reporting.

We offer staged, after-hours or low-impact installation depending on your operational needs.

Yes, we can install racks, patch panels, switches and UPS as part of your network build.

Yes, our team can install, splice and test fibre cabling for industrial, commercial and mining facilities.

Absolutely. We frequently provide cabling infrastructure for CCTV, alarms and access control, working in coordination with your IT team.

Yes. Our electricians trained and competent in EEHA carry out periodic inspections and provide detailed inspection reports in accordance with relevant standards and site requirements.

Absolutely, we can update registers, drawings, inspection records and HA dossiers.

Yes, we install conduit, cabling, enclosures, motors and equipment rated for your classified zone. Where required, we provide relevant test documentation and detailed inspection reporting for the works completed.

We handle both gas/vapour (Zone 0, 1, 2) and dust environments (Zone 20, 21, 22).

Yes, if we identify incorrectly installed equipment or non-conformances, we can recommend and carry out rectification or replacement works, and provide detailed inspection reporting as required.

Absolutely. We service the Pilbara, Goldfields, South West and other regional areas via FIFO or DIDO.

We frequently coordinate with engineers, OEM technicians and site electricians on installations and major works.

Yes. CPR Electrical provides scheduled and ongoing maintenance services for remote and regional operations, aligned with site safety procedures and operational requirements.

Yes. We allocate appropriately sized teams based on project scope and site requirements, ensuring efficient delivery while maintaining safety and compliance standards.

CPR Electrical works in alignment with established site procedures, permit systems and contractor management requirements. Our electricians are experienced in operating within regulated and high-risk environments, ensuring all works are delivered safely, efficiently and in accordance with relevant Australian Standards and site-specific protocols.

Yes. CPR Electrical provides installation, connection and ongoing maintenance of standby and temporary generators for remote and regional operations across Western Australia. We ensure generators are safely integrated into existing electrical systems, tested in accordance with Australian Standards, and maintained to support reliable site operations.

Response times vary by location, but CPR prioritises urgent breakdowns and aims to attend as fast as possible, including after-hours.

Yes, if required, we can provide safe temporary solutions to restore essential operations until a full repair is completed.

Yes. We provide 24/7 emergency breakdown support for contracted clients (including after-hours, overnight and weekends).

Yes, we identify the underlying fault and provide a plan to prevent the issue from recurring.

Call our office on 9356 6355. If it’s after hours, your call will automatically divert to our on-call technician (contracted clients only).

Yes. We can supply mobile generators for short-term outage support, including single-phase and three-phase options. For larger or higher-capacity requirements, we work with trusted partners to source appropriate temporary power solutions.

For after-hours callouts (3:30 pm–7:00 am), the minimum charge is 4 hours at our premium rate (contracted clients only).