UNIT #1

ELECTRICAL SAFETY AND HOUSEKEEPING

Electrical safety and housekeeping are two essential practices that help prevent accidents, injuries, and damage in any environment where electrical work is performed, especially in workshops, construction sites, and homes.

Electrical safety focuses on preventing electrical hazards through proper procedures and equipment, while housekeeping ensures a safe physical environment. Together, they create a safer, more productive workspace.


At the end of this unit, the learners will be able to:
  1. identify unsafe conditions caused by poor housekeeping.
  2. list five (5) important aspects of good housekeeping.
  3. practice good housekeeping principles by storing tools neatly.
  4. practice good housekeeping principles by storing components neatly.
  5. explain how an electrical hazard can be corrected.
  6. explain how good housekeeping prevents electrical injury.
  7. store insulated tools properly.
  8. use insulated tools safely.



Electrical safety is the practice of using precautionary measures, standards, and procedures to protect people, equipment, and property from hazards caused by electricity.

It involves understanding electrical risks and applying safe methods to prevent accidents such as electric shock, burns, fires, and explosions.

(Diversified fall protection, 2026)


(ChatGPT, 2026)