Safety in Light Current & Civil Works – FAQs

General Safety

1. What safety standards do you follow?

We strictly comply with:

• OSHA (Occupational Safety and Health Administration) regulations

• NFPA 70E for electrical safety

• Local civil defense and municipality requirements

• IEC 60364 for low-voltage installations

2. How do you ensure worksite safety?

Our safety protocols include:
✔ Daily toolbox meetings
✔ PPE (hard hats, safety boots, gloves) mandatory for all workers
✔ Lockout/Tagout procedures for electrical work
✔ Fire extinguishers and first aid kits on all sites
✔ Safety harnesses for work at heights

Installation Safety

3. How do you prevent cable damage during installation?

We implement:

• Proper cable pulling techniques with tension monitors

• Use of cable rollers and lubricants

• Minimum bend radius compliance

• Underground warning tapes and markers

4. What precautions are taken for trenching work?

• Utility locating (call before you dig)

• Trench shoring for deep excavations

• Barricades and warning signs

• Proper backfilling and compaction

Electrical Safety

5. How do you prevent electrical hazards?

• Voltage detectors used before working

• Insulated tools for live work (when unavoidable)

• Grounding and bonding of all metallic components

• Arc flash protection measures

6. What’s your approach to working near high-voltage areas?

We:

• Maintain minimum approach distances

• Use non-conductive ladders/fiberglass tools

• De-energize circuits whenever possible

• Have certified electricians supervise such work

System Safety

7. How do you ensure fire alarm systems are safe?

• Proper circuit separation from power cables

• Use of fire-rated cables (e.g., FRLS)

• Regular testing of initiation devices

• Compliance with NFPA 72 standards

8. What safety features do your CCTV installations include?

• IP-rated enclosures for outdoor cameras

• Proper grounding to prevent lightning damage

• Secure mounting to prevent falling hazards

• Tamper-proof installations in public areas

Emergency Preparedness

9. What emergency procedures do you have?

• Site-specific emergency response plans

• Evacuation routes posted

• Emergency contact numbers displayed

• First aid trained personnel on all sites

10. How do you handle hazardous materials?

• Proper SDS (Safety Data Sheets) for all chemicals

• Spill containment kits available

• Approved disposal methods for batteries, etc.

• Ventilation for work with adhesives/solvents

Training & Certification

11. Are your technicians safety certified?

All our team members hold:

• OSHA 10/30-hour certification

• First Aid/CPR training

• Manufacturer-specific equipment training

• Regular safety refresher courses

12. How often do you conduct safety audits?

• Monthly internal audits

• Quarterly third-party audits

• Immediate inspection after any incident

• Daily supervisor checks