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Assessing the risks from electricity

Precautions while using Electrical Equipment

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Assessing the risks from electricity

Consider the following hazards in your risk assessment: Live parts Normal mains voltage, 230 volts AC, can kill. Also, contact with live parts can cause shocks and burns. Fire Electrical faults can cause fires. This is particularly true where the equipment contains a heat source (e.g. heaters, including water heaters, washing machines, ovens, heat seal packaging equipment). Flammable or explosive atmospheres Electricity can be a source of ignition in a potentially flammable or explosive atmosphere, e.g. in spray paint booths or around refuelling areas. Where and how electricity is used The risks from electricity are greatest in harsh conditions.


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What are the risks from electricity
Limit the exposure
Underground and overhead electrical supplies
Never bring liquids in close proximity of wires
Check the electrical supply is safe to use
Fitting insulation under a suspended floor
Remove metal stuff
One hand face and body to side
Assessing the risks from electricity
Reduce the voltage
When you re in awkward positions
Basic electrical safety
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