Electrical Safety and Compliance Regulations

The video tutorial covers electrical safety, focusing on the Electricity Act 1990, Electrical Regulations 1994, OSHA guidelines, and ST guidelines. It emphasizes the importance of compliance with these regulations to ensure safety and avoid penalties. The tutorial also highlights the roles of competent persons in electrical work and the necessity of personal protective equipment (PPE). The video concludes with a call to action to share the material and subscribe to the channel.

What is the maximum penalty for failing to report a serious electrical accident under the Electricity Act 1990?

• RM5,000

• RM1,000

• RM10,000

• RM50,000

What is the consequence of modifying electrical settings without proper testing?

• A fine of up to RM1 million or 10 years imprisonment

• A fine of RM1,000

• A warning

• No consequence

Who is responsible for ensuring that electrical work does not cause injury or property damage according to the Electrical Regulations 1994?

• Any employee

• The competent person or person under their control

• The company owner

• The government

What is required for a person to perform electrical wiring work in their own premises?

• Approval from a licensed contractor

• No requirements

• A certificate as a private wiring unit

• A permit from the local authority

Which document is required to start work under the control of a competent person?

• A phone call

• A written permit to work

• A verbal agreement

• An email confirmation

What is the role of a service engineer in an electrical service contractor company?

• To manage administrative tasks

• To supervise all electrical installations

• To perform routine maintenance

• To ensure compliance with high voltage testing

Under OSHA, what is the consequence of not wearing provided personal protective equipment (PPE)?

• No consequence

• A warning

• A fine of RM5,000

• A fine of RM1,000 or 3 months imprisonment

What is the main focus of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) in relation to electrical work?

• To ensure the safety of workers and others

• To promote the use of renewable energy

• To reduce the cost of electrical installations

• To ensure the use of the latest technology

What is the purpose of the ST guidelines and codes?

• To ensure compliance with safety standards

• To replace the need for regulations

• To offer suggestions for electrical installations

• To provide optional safety advice

What is the penalty for non-compliance with ST guidelines?

• RM200,000 fine or 2 years imprisonment

• RM100,000 fine

• RM50,000 fine

• No penalty