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Home electrical services and safety checks
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TABLE OF CONTENT What is an electrical inspection checklist? What do electrical safety checks involve? Top reasons to perform electrical inspections Developing an electrical checklist and plan Electrical safety checklist Dos Don’ts
What is an electrical inspection checklist? An electrical inspection checklist is an essential tool to determine if your workers and worksite conditions adhere to electrical compliances safety rules. Electrical equipments should undergo quality and safety checks before operating. Make appointments with electrical services personnel when you find something out of place.
What do electrical safety checks involve? • Checking safety barriers and signs • Ensuring tools and equipments in pristine condition • Checking the exposed wirings
Top reasons to perform electrical inspections • To keep electrical hazards at bay • To ensure compliance with regulatory standards • To secure insurance claims
Developing an electrical checklist and plan An effective electrical maintenance and checklist and plan requires the following resources:- • A dedicated team and budget • Knowledge of the specific electrical equipment on hand • Backup equipment and material for necessary repairs and replacements • A regular electrical maintenance schedule • Complete, easily accessible electrical maintenance log
Electrical safety checklist Do have a regular checks on the following:- • Bathroom lights • No sockets in bathrooms • Electric toothbrushes • Dehumidifiers • Vaping • Clear the clutter around the meters • Dishwashers and washing machines • Electric dryers • Second hand appliances
Dos and don’ts Dos • Check the condition of your wiring • Check your sockets regularly • Turn off electrical appliances when not in use • Regularly check flexible cables on kettles, iron boxes, and similar appliances • Be careful when using handheld electrical equipment. • Check the current rating of an electrical adapter before you plug appliance in
Don’ts • Don’t overload any adapter or socket • Don’t use a bulb with a higher wattage than its light fitting • Don’t put electrical heaters near curtains or furniture • Don’t place anything on top of convector or fan heaters • Don’t cover the air vents on storage heaters or fan heaters • Don’t touch plugs, switches, or electrical appliances with wet or damp hands.