Ensure compliance with electrical safety regulations and standards in your region. Adhere to guidelines such as NFPA 70E in the United States or equivalent standards in other countries.

Workers involved in electrical installations should use appropriate PPE, which may include safety masks, gloves, goggles, and other protective gear.

Properly isolate electrical equipment before performing installations or maintenance work to prevent electrical shocks.

Ensure that individuals performing electrical work are qualified, trained, and certified for the specific tasks involved.

Conduct a thorough risk assessment before starting any electrical work to identify potential hazards and implement appropriate safety measures.

If the installation involves work at heights, additional safety measures, such as fall protection equipment, should be implemented.

Establish and communicate emergency procedures in case of electrical accidents or other unforeseen events.