K3 Treat all electrical wiring or apparatus as alive unless you are sure it is dead

and cannot be made alive without your knowledge.

1L4 Do not connect any wiring or apparatus (permanent or otherwise) that you think
will become a hazard. To do this could mean the loss of your registration and legal
action against you for injury or death.

[(5 Do not work in dangerous places without first obtaining competent advice and
instruction K5 Do not work in dangerous places alone. see that someone is always
with you.

X .1 When working in elevated positions make sure you are safe, i..e. proper
scaffolding. safety belt, ladder properly lashed to avoid slipping.

K1 Portable wire-reinforced or metal ladders should not be used in any location

where contact with exposed live metal is possible.

K. Do not wear loose or torn clothing when working on or about revolving

machinery.

K10 Always be clean and tidy in your work. Do not leave tools or materials lying
about that will cause accidents.

[.11 Report all defective tools and gear to your foreman or other person in charge.
See that ydur own tools are in good condition. Blunt and damaged tools cause many
accidents.

KJZ Metal tapes and rules should never be used near live electrical apparatus. What
appears to be a linen tape often has wire woven in for strength and is consequently
as dangerous as a metal tape.

[.13 Do not work on or touch any exposed parts of any live apparatus or line at
more than 1m V m earth unless you are properly insulated from other conducting
surfaces or you are using adequatc protective devices. such as gloves. shields, or
baniers.

K. Appropriate safety measures, such as shields or barriers may be necessary when

repairs or madam are being made, for example. when working on a dead part Of a
piece of apparatus while our pm, are alive

It. it is extremely dangerous to connect tools. hand lamps. etc. to busbars

without adequate pmtectior