PREPARATION
- Get a defective extension lead or electric power tool to display/point out the faults.
- All electrical equipment must be in good condition and inspected before its use.
- Explain the probable common defects, which to be looked for during an inspection.
- The plugs on electrical devices must have good prongs without any cracks.
- The electrical cords must not be frayed/exposed/taped.
- All electrical joints shall be made with proper plugs and sockets.
- Electric cords must be kept away from water and crude oil.
- Electrical cords must also be protected from fraying when being used on platforms, laid over railings, etc.
- Portable electric tools should be double insulated. Double insulated tools have plastic housings. Portable power tools with metal casings have only single insulation and must be grounded before use.
- Electric devices must be de-energized and locked out before commencing any work.
- The inspection & repairing of electrical devices must be performed by a certified electrician.
- Temporary wiring must conform to industry standards.
- Placing bare wire into outlets is strictly prohibited
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