ELectrical Workshop Safety

electrical burn

electrical circuit

falling down

electrical wire

less resistance

nothing

electrocution

Electrical burn

Electrical shocks

Arc blasts

The result of the electric current flowing in the tissues and may affect deeper layers such as muscle and bones.

burns normally experienced from the skin-contacting hot surfaces of overheated electrical conductors, conduits, or other energized equipment

the result of high temperatures produced by electric arcs or by explosions close to the body

False

True

no

yes

mandatory sign

warning sign

emergency sign

fire sign

Wet hands can lead to electric shock when working with electricity.

Do not stand on a wet floor when working with electricity switches

Do not pull electrical cord from the wire

never ask the teacher in case of emergency situation

Do not hold any metallic or conductive material while working with an energized circuit

try to figure out the solution to a burning circuit

safety shoes

open shoes

waterproof shoes

closed shoes

Personal People Evidence

Protective planning equipment

Personal Protective Equipment

Possible Protection Equipment

Chelsea boots, skinny jeans, fred perry shirt

Hard hat, gloves, high visibility jacket, Goggles, Harness

large baggy jumper

light cotton clothing

the workbench

Lungs, eyes, head, feet, skin, body

the flooring

the windows and doors

never

when you are attempting a task that could cause harm to yourself

Once a week

Everytime you step into a workshop