• Unlike most other hazards on site which can be seen, felt or heard, there is no advance warning of danger from electricity - and it can kill.
• It must be clearly understood that the installation, maintenance and repair of electrical services, and equipment must only be done by a competent qualified electricians.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Power Tools

• Do not bring ‘foreign’ tools or extension leads onto the site.
• All tools on site must be 110v.
  
• Before using a power tool, check for defective cables, plugs and sockets or any other damage.
• When using a power tool, disconnect it from the supply before making adjustments and when it is not in use.
• Fuses must not be ‘up-rated’.
• Power tools must not be plugged into lighting circuits.
• The tool must not be carried, lifted or lowered by its cable.
• Stay out of the wet when using an electric tool.
• Ensure the tool PAT test has been completed within the last 3 months.
• Never use defective tools or equipment - report them at once.