-1-
How to ensure the hygiene in our workplace electrotechnic?
Ensuring hygiene in an electrotechnic (electrical engineering)
workplace involves practices that promote safety, cleanliness,
and organization. This helps reduce risks, improve productivity,
and prolong the lifespan of equipment. Here are some key
practices:
1. Workstation Cleanliness
Daily Cleaning: Keep the workspace clean and free of dust,
debris, and spills. Wipe down surfaces daily, particularly around
sensitive equipment and workbenches.
-2-
2Avoid Food and Drinks: Keep food and beverages away from the
workspace to avoid accidental spills and contamination of
sensitive electronics and tools.
-3-
2. Cable and Wire Management
1.Organized Cables: Label and organize cables and wiring. Use
cable ties and clips to prevent tangling, which can lead to
accidents and damage. .
2 Separate High- and Low-Voltage Wires: To avoid interference
and potential hazards, keep high-voltage and low-voltage cables
separated when possible.
-4-
3. Regular Equipment Maintenance
Cleaning Tools: Use brushes, compressed air, or anti-static
cleaning products to keep devices and tools clean. Dust and
grime can interfere with electrical connections and cause
malfunctions.
-5-
4. ESD (Electrostatic Discharge) Precautions
1 Use Anti-Static Gear: Wear anti-static wristbands, gloves, and
footwear to prevent electrostatic discharge from damaging
sensitive electronic components.
2 Anti-Static Workstations: Set up anti-static mats and
grounding tools to keep static away from delicate equipment.
-6-
7. Safety Protocols
1 Wear Protective Gear: Always wear gloves, eye protection, and
other appropriate PPE for electrical tasks, especially when
working with high voltage.
2.Clear Emergency Exits and Equipment: Keep pathways and
emergency equipment like fire extinguishers and first-aid kits
easily accessible.
-7-
8. Training and Awareness
Regular Training: Educate team members on best hygiene
practices for handling equipment, ESD safety, and emergency
procedures.
2.Post Reminders: Use posters or signs to remind employees
about safety and hygiene protocols, such as “No Food or Drink”
or “Use Anti-Static Equipment.”
-8-
Following these guidelines
will help create a safe,
organized, and efficient
electrotechnic workspace
stations.
Thank you
This Presented by yuzarsiifa
