1. Do not move the electrical equipment in factories and workshops casually. If the electrical parts of the equipment and tools used by yourself are broken down, they shall not be repaired privately, and shall not be operated with faults, and shall be inspected and repaired by an electrician immediately.

2. The distribution boxes, switchboards, knife switches, button switches, sockets, plugs and wires that you often contact and use must be kept intact and safe, and must not be damaged or exposed live parts. If there is a fault, notify in time Electrician repairs.

3. The mobile electrical appliances in the factory, such as floor fans, portable grinders, hand drills and other power tools, must be equipped with a leakage protection switch to implement stand-alone protection. The leakage protection switch should be checked frequently, and it should be tested at least once a month. If it fails, replace it immediately. After the fuse is blown or the leakage switch is tripped, the cause must be found out, and the power supply can be restored after troubleshooting.

4. The shell of the electrical equipment used must be grounded or connected to zero in accordance with relevant safety regulations. Frequent inspections should be performed on facilities that are grounded or connected to zero. Some electrical equipment that needs to be moved in a non-fixed installation must be cut off before moving. At the same time, the wires should be cleaned up, and they should not be dragged on the ground to avoid abrasion.

5. Cherish power resources, develop good habits of safe and economical use of electricity. When leaving for a long time or not in use, you must ensure that the power supply (especially electric heating appliances) is cut off before leaving.

6. Be familiar with the location of the main air circuit breaker (commonly known as the main gate) at your production site (such as the construction site, workshop, office, dormitory, etc.).