One hand face and body to side
Precautions while using Electrical Equipment
One hand face and body to side
Use one hand with your face and body turned to the side when operating a safety switch. Limit possible injuries by not placing body parts directly in front of energized equipment when there is danger of an arc flash. If a device has a metal enclosure or other exposed metal parts then there is a danger that these exposed metal parts could become live during a fault and this could itself cause an electric shock. The voltage on the exposed metal parts during a fault is known as the Touch Voltage.
Limit the exposure
Electrical Equipment
Underground and overhead power lines
Use a Residual Current Device
Use the right equipment
Use Residual Current Devices
Underground and overhead electrical supplies
Use other forms of power
Never neglect electric repairing tasks
protective clothes and shoes
Avoid contact with energized electrical circuits
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