🛡️ Personal Safety and Factory Safety
Working with electricity in a factory or workshop can be risky, so it’s very important to follow personal safety and factory safety rules. These safety practices help to protect workers, prevent accidents, and maintain a safe working environment.
👷♂️ Personal Safety
Personal safety means taking care of your own health and protection while working.
✅ Personal Safety Rules for Electricians
🧤 Wear proper PPE (Personal Protective Equipment):
Insulated gloves
Safety shoes
Safety goggles
Helmet
🧼 Keep your hands dry before touching electrical parts.
🪛 Use tools with insulated handles only.
👕 Wear fitted clothes (no loose clothing that can get stuck).
⚡ Never work on live circuits without permission.
🛑 Do not touch electrical parts with wet hands.
🧰 Carry tools carefully and avoid sharp or damaged tools.
🧯 Know the location of fire extinguishers and first aid kit.
📋 Follow all instructions and safety signs.
🧠 Always stay focused and avoid horseplay or distractions.
🏭 Factory Safety
Factory safety refers to the rules and practices that keep the entire workplace safe — not just for one person, but for everyone working there.
🏭 Factory Safety Rules and Best Practices
🔌 Switch off main power before electrical repair or maintenance.
🚪 Mark dangerous areas with warning signs and labels.
🚫 No unauthorized persons allowed in electrical rooms.
🔍 Inspect machines and wiring regularly to find faults early.
🧼 Keep the work area clean and dry to avoid slips and shocks.
🧯 Have fire extinguishers and emergency exits ready and visible.
🧪 Store chemicals or flammable items properly and away from electric panels.
📚 Give safety training to all workers.
🛠️ Use only approved and tested equipment.
🚑 Keep emergency contact numbers visible.
📚 Conclusion
Electricians must follow both personal and factory safety rules to:
🧍♂️ Protect themselves from injury
🏭 Keep the workplace accident-free
⚙️ Ensure smooth and safe operations
Remember: Safety is everyone's responsibility!