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Electrical Hazards & Control Measures PPT.


INTRODUCTION TO ELECTRICAL HAZARDS Electricity is safe to use but may become dangerous in careless hands. It may cause fire, damage and fatal or non-fatal accidents to personnel, unless appropriate elementary precautions are taken. This danger from electricity can be avoided by using good quality equipment, material, proper wiring and installation as well as efficient maintenance and upkeep of protective devices. In large Factories of power system or other electrical installations, it is not always feasible for the Engineers & Supervisors to explain at length and as often as necessary, all aspects of safety precautions to every new staff member nor to train him against all possible hazards within a short period. It is therefore essential to introduce safe operational procedure in the form of safety codes. DO’S and DONTS’ & other forms of instructions and to train the workman by practical exercise and drills in the correct operation and use of electrical equipments, safety appliances & practice methods of dealing with fire, electrical accidents, first aid & artificial respiration.

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