Electrical engineering safety. 

Step 1: Always wear protective gear such as gloves, goggles, and ear protection while working with electrical equipment. 

Step 2: Keep the work area clean and uncluttered to avoid any tripping hazards and to make sure all equipment is properly placed. 

Step 3: Make sure all equipment is properly grounded before using it to avoid electrocution. 

Step 4: Use only properly rated and tested equipment to ensure that it is safe to use and that it won't short circuit. 

Step 5: Before starting work, turn off all electrical equipment that is not needed. 

Step 6: Never touch live electrical parts, and always assume that all wires are live unless you are certain they are not. 

Step 7: Use voltage detectors to test whether equipment is safe to touch, even if it is not energized. 

Step 8: Always use ladders or scaffolds that are properly rated for electrical work. 

Step 9: Make sure that all extension cords are properly grounded and are rated for the electrical load that they will be carrying. 

Step 10: In case of an electrical fire, use an appropriate extinguisher such as a CO2 extinguisher, or turn off the main power switch and call for help immediately.