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Safe Electrical Maintenance Work

Electrical accidents such as electrocution and burns can occur while electrical equipment is being maintained. Use this checklist + as a guide to keep you and your workers safe. For more information on how you can keep your workplace safe, go to www.wshc.sg

Name of Company

Process/ Location   

Checked by (Name/ Designation)   

Date   

Safety Checks
The worker is trained and competent for the maintenance job.

Please Tick

Yes  

No   

NA   

if no, action required by

Name   

Date     

Safety Checks
The worker is wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, for e.g., insulating gloves, thick rubber-soled safety shoes.

Please Tick

Yes  

No   

NA   

if no, action required by

Name   

Date     

Safety Checks
The worker is informed of the electrical equipment’s condition that is being maintained.

Please Tick

Yes  

No   

NA   

if no, action required by

Name   

Date     

Safety Checks
The electrical maintenance work area is dry.

Please Tick

Yes  

No   

NA   

if no, action required by

Name   

Date     

Safety Checks
The electrical supply has been isolated before carrying out work.

Please Tick

Yes  

No   

NA   

if no, action required by

Name   

Date     

Safety Checks
The electrical equipment has been properly grounded.

Please Tick

Yes  

No   

NA   

if no, action required by

Name   

Date     

Safety Checks
Visual inspection has been conducted on the electrical equipment to detect any damaged or worn insulation.

Please Tick

Yes  

No   

NA   

if no, action required by

Name   

Date     

Safety Checks
Socket outlets are not overloaded with multiway adaptors connected to electrical appliances.

Please Tick

Yes  

No   

NA   

if no, action required by

Name   

Date     

*This checklist may not cover all aspects of work activities in your workplace. You should review the checklist when there are changes in any work activity.
*NA – Not applicable