1. Look around for things that might cause trouble, like wet floors or odd-looking power cords.
2. Don’t work alone if things in your workspace seem risky.
3. Always make sure the power is off before doing any work with electricity.
4. Find the emergency power switch in case something goes wrong and you need to turn off the power fast.
5. Check that equipment has the right protection with fuses or breakers.
6. Be careful with batteries. They can cause serious burns if there’s a short circuit.
7. When setting up equipment, follow the rules for electrical safety in your area.
Following these simple tips is like having a shield against electrical problems. When we make these habits, we lower the risks when dealing with electricity. It's all about being careful and staying ahead of any possible issues. By always doing these safety steps, we make things safer for ourselves and everyone nearby.
