Safety guidance

Urgent electrical safety guidance

What to do when danger is visible, and when to leave the area and contact emergency services.

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Safety guidance

What this page covers

What to do when danger is visible, and when to leave the area and contact emergency services.

  • Describe the visible signs and where the work is needed.
  • Do not dismantle or repair dangerous equipment yourself.
  • Discuss the scope and a safe next step by email.

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Safety first

Do not attempt dangerous DIY repair

Do not touch exposed conductors, wet equipment, sparks, or damaged panels. Disconnect power only at a safely accessible switch.

For fire, smoke, or immediate danger, leave the area and contact emergency services.