ISO LEAD AUDITOR COURSES IN CHENNAI

Working Around Electrical Circuits: General Safe Work Practices Workplace Safety Procedures Electrical accidents can be avoided in large part by following safe work practices. The following are some examples of these practices: Before inspecting or repairing electrical equipment, turn it off. Keeping electric tools in good working order, Exercising extreme caution when working near live power lines, and Using appropriate protective equipment. Electrical safety-related work practice requirements for general industry are detailed in Sections 1910.331-.335, Subpart S of 29 CFR Part 1910. Electrical safety-related work practice requirements for construction applications are detailed in Subpart K of 29 CFR Part 1926.416 to 1926.417. What Are Some General Electrical Safety Tips? Before each use, inspect portable cord-and-plug connected equipment, extension cords, power bars, and electrical fittings for damage or wear. Repair or replace damaged equipment as soon as possible. When nec...

If a Fire Starts: 1. Understand how to use a fire extinguisher safely. Remember to LEAVE, STAY LEAVED, and CALL  your local emergency phone number. 2. Several times yell "Fire!" and rush outdoors. Use the stairs if you reside in a building with elevators. Leave everything where it is and save yourself. 3. Use your secondary escape path if locked doors or knobs are heated or if smoke is blocking your primary escape route. Always avoid opening doors that are warm to the touch. 4. If you have to flee via smoke, get low and move beneath the smoke to your exit. Close all the doors behind you. 5. Stay in the room with the doors closed if smoke, heat, or flames obstruct your departure options. Place a damp cloth under the door and dial 9-1-1 for the fire brigade. To summon assistance, open a window and wave a brightly coloured cloth or flashlight. 6. Once outside, proceed to your meeting location and delegate one person to phone the fire department. If you are unable to arrive at yo...