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Each application is different and involves different checkpoints within CitiPower and Powercor. The status of the application will be shown at the top of the screen, with the current checkpoint visible. For further information, please refer to the User Guide in the Resources and Documents section.
Contractor and supplier resources
Field contractors
It is a requirement of CitiPower and Powercor that all field contractors are approved to work on our network
As a Field Services Contractor, we will give you the tools and resources to onboard new contractors and request changes to your existing workforce.
The Field Services Contractor Automation (FSCA) App is available to directly request to onboard or change your contractors.
If you would like to use the FSCA App, or need further support, please contact our team at contractorenquiries@powercor.com.au
For all IT access issues including lost passwords, please contact our IT Support Team at 1300 42 8888
Contractor FAQs
How do I get access to FSCA to lodge applications for my workers?
To gain access to FSCA, please contact contractorenquiries@powercor.com.au or your Contract Responsible Officer.
How long will it take for an application to be approved in FSCA?
One of our subcontractors is not listed, how do we get them added?
To have a subcontractor approved to work on the network, a Subcontractor Approval Form must be filled out and submitted to your Contract Responsible Officer. Once approved, the subcontractor will be added to the list.
The position required for my worker is not listed, what do I do?
If you have a new position to be added, please contact contractorenquiries@powercor.com.au
How do we request IT access to Powercor Field Applications for a particular contractor?
For all IT requests and access, please contact your Contract Responsible Officer who will advise the information required.
How do I remove a contractor once they have left our organisation?
To remove a contractor, please raise a ‘terminate request’. All assets on loan (keys and Photo ID/swipe cards) must be returned to the Contract Responsible Officer.
Becoming a supplier
Small, medium and large organisations are all eligible to become suppliers of CitiPower and Powercor.
Registering your company details does not pre-qualify you as a CitiPower and Powercor supplier nor does it guarantee that you will be contracted by CitiPower and Powercor’s procurement team to tender for goods and/or services. However, it will make CitiPower and Powercor aware of your stated ability to supply and will provide sufficient information to enable us to form a good initial assessment of your capabilities.
If you would like more information to be considered as a possible supplier to CitiPower and Powercor, please email procurement@powercor.com.au.
To register to be a supplier to CitiPower and Powercor visit: powercor.decisionmaxcentral.com
Supplier procedures, terms and conditions
There is a comprehensive assessment process undertaken prior to awarding any supplier with a CitiPower and Powercor contract, including customer references background checks on current and past financial positions and Quality, Health, Safety & Environmental standards and policies. When new products or services are identified, or when an existing contract is to be re-offered, we initiate a procurement process for the supply of goods or services within a prescribed framework.
If you submit a tender, you will be notified by CitiPower and Powercor Procurement about whether you have been successful or unsuccessful in the Tendering process.
We operate on behalf of a wide range of businesses units. Therefore, we have a number of different terms and conditions for the procurement of goods and services. These may vary from time to time, dependent on different categories and business areas of CitiPower and Powercor. The minimum Terms and Conditions CitiPower and Powercor operates are available here.
Supplier Code of Conduct
CitiPower and Powercor views its suppliers as partners and cares about the way our suppliers do business.
Our Supplier Code of Conduct here sets out the minimum standards of behaviour that CitiPower and Powercor expects its suppliers to meet in the areas of labour and human rights, health and safety, environment, business integrity, cyber security and privacy, and supplier diversity.
Suppliers, customers, or members of public can report a conflict of interest or labour incident to CitiPower and Powercor. Information provided will be used to help CitiPower and Powercor learn from incidents to prevent reoccurrence, monitor compliance and appropriately manage our relationships.
It is important to us that anyone can report concerns about illegal, unethical or improper conduct. CitiPower and Powercor’s confidential and anonymous whistleblowing service can be accessed at
Phone: 1800 035 400 (in Australia)
Email: speak-upanonymous@deloitte.com.au
Website: www.speak-upanonymous.deloitte.com.au
Service Installation Rules
To comply with our regulations, we need our suppliers to observe these important Service Installation Rules.
Victoria Service and Installations Rules provide standards for distributors, such as CitiPower and Powercor, and other service providers.
These rules, set by the Victoria Service Installation Rules Management Committee, help us to comply with our regulatory obligations.
If you’d like a hard copy of the Service Installation Rules, you can call Information Victoria on 1300 366 356. The rules are also available from electrical contractor and inspection organisations, and from most electrical wholesalers.
Our suppliers and contractors must also observe the requirements we’ve set for Interval Meter Installations, along with the Victorian Service and Installation Rules. Review the Metering Wiring document for specific requirements when working in a CitiPower or Powercor network.
General forms
To ensure your work progresses smoothly, use the latest version of any form or report.
Recognised contractors
You’ll find the recognised contractors lists along with applications and guidelines details below.
To ensure your work progresses smoothly, use the latest version of any form or report. We recommend bookmarking this page rather than saving the template to ensure you download the most recent form. The issue date can usually be found at the bottom of each form.
Test reports
Please note that these Commissioning Test Reports are also held in the Contractor Portal. If you are a new user, you may need to request access via the form at the bottom of this page.
The forms here will be available on this website until December 2021.
Documents and Resources
- HV metal clad switchgear test report (CB021)
- Manual gas switch test report (CB031)
- Air break switch test report (CB041)
- Transformers-kiosk – three phase – test report (CB012)
- Transformers-SWER – test report (CB011)
- Transformers – three phase – test report (CB011)
- Transformers – single phase – test report (CB001)
- Transformers – SWER iso – test report (CB011)
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