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Electrical Critical Control Checklist

by Kel Peterson, from the Community

Use this electrical critical control checklist to manage safe electrical work on site. Confirm worker competency and licensing; ensure tools, PPE and test equipment are compliant and in date; apply de-energize–isolate–test-for-dead procedures; manage LV fault finding with permits and insulated gear; maintain exclusion zones around overhead conductors; locate and protect underground services using non-destructive methods; assess wall penetrations; and verify emergency and LV rescue readiness.

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This permit to work near LV electrical equipment helps teams plan and control work around energized or recently isolated systems. Record permit details, define scope and location, confirm qualifications, and verify isolations and lockout are in place. Capture risk assessments and method statements, prove dead, apply warning signage, and add additional earthing when required. The form supports extensions, sign-offs from the authorized person and workers, and documentation of isolation points across mechanical, electrical, and pipework to maintain electrical safety.

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Electrical Critical Control Checklist

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