Working Safely in Occupied Premises. Electrical Safety Real-World Tips for Apprentices
In this video there are some tips to help apprentices and young electricians stay safe and work confidently on site. Advise on working in occupied premises and the importance of safe working practices, including: • Ensuring circuits are dead before starting work • Correct use of voltage indicators • Safe use of knives – always cut away from yourself • Dealing with tight or squeaking back box lugs using the correct tap • Carrying out continuity tests on ring circuits • Tips for identifying ring legs when it’s difficult at the fuse board These are the kinds of real-world lessons you only truly learn on the job, but they can make all the difference to your safety, professionalism, and reputation. Whether you're just starting out or already on your apprenticeship, this series is here to guide you through the trade step by step.

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