Electrical Emergency Response
Governs the response to electrical emergencies including arcing, burning odors, shock incidents, and failing distribution equipment.
Why This Matters
Electricity grants no second chances, and the most dangerous moment in an electrical emergency is the well-meaning unqualified responder reaching for the problem. The discipline is isolation and distance: de-energize by the proper means, protect people, and hand the hazard to qualified hands. Buildings are replaceable on a schedule; people are not.
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