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In the company, whenever electricity is used anywhere, it is necessary to obtain an electricity safety certificate. Is this really necessary? Even for connecting a welding machine, procedures are required; the same goes for connecting a grinder or a light. It’s necessary to obtain the necessary permits before connecting anything to the power supply. Some people think this is unnecessary and too rigid – let’s discuss it! Participate actively – there are bonus points!
It is necessary, especially for maintenance – it’s just to make the process a bit smoother. The main goal is to check the insulation of electrical equipment, etc.; preventing improper use of electricity is the real objective
One shouldn’t be afraid of the hassle; it must be done! Be careful, and you’ll sail safely for years to come
In the company, whenever electricity is used anywhere, it is necessary to obtain an electrical safety certificate. This is essential; the purpose of obtaining such a certificate is not just to go through a formality, but to ensure that one’s temporary electrical equipment meets the required standards – that the circuit breakers function properly, that there are no exposed wires, and that the equipment is properly grounded. Moreover, the personnel who handle the wiring procedures are highly professional. Without this certificate, there is a risk of improper wiring, which can lead to electrical hazards. Processing tickets also helps to clearly identify the responsible persons.
Everyone agrees to do it; I also think it’s troublesome. Field workers handle the certification procedures, while welding work done within the company generally doesn’t require such procedures in order to reduce the workload. ;P