High-voltage cable projects present significant challenges that require careful planning and execution. The main challenges are:

• Heavy and Bulky Equipment: The size and weight of 132kV cables and accessories demand robust and reliable equipment to prevent accidents.

• Complex Logistics: Route planning, managing traffic, and working in crowded urban environments require precise coordination.

• Technical Precision: Proper cable bending radius, pulling tension, and jointing procedures are critical to the long-term reliability of the cable. Any deviation can lead to system failure.

• Safety: The primary safety risks include electrical hazards, excavation collapses, and accidents from handling heavy machinery. Proper training, risk assessments, and the use of high-quality, certified safety equipment are paramount.