The TCA2 is ACMA advice for non-compliant cabling you notice outside the work you were engaged to do. Use it to show the issue and how urgently the customer or building manager should address it.
Tick each row that applies, then choose a priority for that row. Leave rows blank when they do not apply to this site.
The form mirrors the official table:
Inadequate separation of communications and electrical cabling
Inappropriate or inadequate support provided to cables
Cables not secured or fixed
Non-compliant cabling product used
Non-compliant customer equipment installed
Non-compliant earthing
Wrong colour conduit used
Records are missing or out of date
Pre-existing cables are worn or frayed
Pre-existing cabling is not compliant (other)
For each selected row, pick one priority:
Urgent safety hazard
Attention required - non-urgent
Long term - low safety risk
The official TCA2 is a one-page checklist. It has no free-text field for location or explanation. Keep separate job notes or photos when they are needed to show exactly what you found.
Give the completed PDF to the customer or building manager. ACMA says you are not required to keep a TCA2 copy, though your business or job process may still require one.
Complete a TCA1 or another compliant certification statement when you also performed or supervised completed cabling work.
