Safety is paramount due to the inherent dangers of electricity. Essential safety practices include:

• Assume All Lines Are Energized: Never assume a line is de-energized until it has been visually confirmed, tested, and properly grounded by authorized personnel.

• Maintain Safe Approach Distances (Minimum Clearances): Adhering to strict minimum safe distances from live conductors for all personnel, vehicles, and equipment.

• Proper Lockout/Tagout and Grounding: For de-energized work, ensuring lines are properly isolated and grounded before work begins.

• Use of Appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Including insulated gloves, hard hats, flame-retardant clothing, safety glasses, and fall protection.

• Live-Line Working Procedures: For energized work, only highly trained personnel using specialized insulated tools and techniques should perform tasks.

• Hazard Assessment and Pre-Job Briefings: Thoroughly identifying potential hazards and discussing safety protocols before commencing any work.

• Emergency Preparedness: Having clear procedures for electrocution, fires, or other emergencies, including immediate access to first aid and emergency services. We prioritize safety in the design of our equipment and advocate for rigorous training and adherence to international safety standards.