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Issues with temporary power usage

2022-08-28View Original

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1. Using a plug directly inserted into a fixed socket to supply power – is this considered temporary power use? Is it necessary to obtain a temporary power use work permit? (For example, when using a welding machine in a factory, simply plug the welding machine’s cable into the socket.)
Reply #22022-08-29
Actually, whether temporary power usage requires the issuance of some kind of permit or document.... All of these are determined by whether the production process requirements are safe. Therefore, a strict system of electricity usage requirements must be established as the standard for implementation. It’s not a matter of whether it applies or not; simply look up your company’s safety production regulations. For reference.

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