Electrical Safety: Safety and Health for Electrical Trades Student Manual

Removing the earth pin from the plug to fit the ungrounded outlet can not only make the work place dangerous but also make the power cord inappropriate for future earthing work.

If the electrical equipment in your area is not grounded or the route is disconnected, the fault current may pass through the body of the worker and cause burns or death. [Soft wire and power tool]. Even if the power supply system is properly grounded, electrical equipment may change from safety to danger immediately due to extreme conditions or rough handling.

The following non-electrical equipment ground metal parts defined in the OSHA standard [29 CFR 1926.404 (f) (7) (v)]

Metallic partitions around the equipment between conductors above 1 kV, grilling work and similar metal casing

Electric construction business OSHA Safety and Health topic Provide information on possible hazards encountered by electrical workers as part of their work

Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS), National Institute of Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Publication No. 2009-113, (March 2009)

If the electrical equipment is not used in a way that meets the design requirements, it can not depend on the manufacturer's built-in safety function. This may damage the equipment and cause injury to employees. 【Electric tool】

Using the multi outlet box, place the power cord and place it on the floor.

Overcurrent protection is provided using an incorrect circuit breaker or fuse. For example, a 30 amp circuit breaker in a system with a 15 or 20 amp socket. Protection will be lost as it will not work if the system load is exceeded

This "convenient box" is improperly used as an extension cord socket. It is permanently installed

• AS / NZS 3760 - Safety inspection and testing during operation of electrical equipment • AS / NZS 3820 - Basic safety requirements for electrical equipment • AS / NZS 4836 - Safe working low voltage electrical equipment • AS / NZS 5761 - Used Safety Inspection and Testing - Used Solded Electric Equipment • AS / NZS 5762 - Safety Inspection and Testing in Use - Repaired Electrical Equipment • AS / NZS 60950.1 - Information Technology Equipment - Safety Part 1: General Requirements • AS 61010.1 - Safety requirements for measuring, controlling and experimental electrical equipment -

The Electrical Safety Act (ES Law) and the 2013 Electrical Safety Law (ES regulation) in 2002 regulate the responsibilities of electric safety and the safe use of electric and electrical equipment. Requirements of ES law - Employers or self-employed We are responsible for guaranteeing the business of individuals. Alternatively, the projects are conducted in an electrically and safe manner and require the fulfillment of these duties. When providing health services or community services at the customer's home, workers may have to use the customer's electrical equipment and electrical equipment (ie power points, lighting, extension cord, etc.). Although ES regulation does not prescribe all necessary methods to meet the requirements of ES law, PCBU is responsible for ensuring that business or business is done in an electrically safe way.

IEC - It is an international standard on electrical safety of electrical and mechanical equipment such as refrigerator. IEC 601 is an international standard for electrical and mechanical safety medical equipment used by workers and patients. ISO - International standards on quality control and systems. ISO 9000 - 9004 is a series of standards covering manufacturing process, design and development, construction, installation and service quality. Currently, all medical supplies and equipment do not have ISO standards, but they can be applied to syringes, needles, gloves, instruments, scales, etc.

Practical materials for procurement and management of primary medical drugs and equipment