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ELECTRICAL SAFETY REGULATIONS 2024

75Preventing inadvertent energising

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75 Preventing inadvertent energising (1) While electrical equipment is not energised, the person must do all that is reasonably practicable to ensure the equipment is not inadvertently energised while the work is being performed.

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