Safer work starts with better knowledge.

Keep clear of exposed or suspected live electrical parts.

Only authorised competent personnel should perform electrical work.

Take damaged electrical leads out of service through the site process.

Reassess electrical equipment use in wet or conductive areas.

Electrical isolation must be secured and verified by authorised personnel.

Use temporary installations approved for the work environment.

Plan exclusion and control arrangements before working near power lines.

Use the approved detection and verification process before excavation.

Avoid improvised connections and overloaded temporary outlets.

Keep electrical cabinets secured against unauthorised access.

Recognise that electrical faults can cause burns without direct contact.

Do not bypass protective devices or repeatedly reset unexplained trips.

Use equipment rated and selected for the task.

Protect cables from crushing, sharp edges and vehicle damage.

Do not touch a person or equipment that may remain electrically live.

Keep electrical hazard signs visible and current.

Report where, when and how the electrical fault was observed.

Who is authorised to make this electrical system safe?