Electrical power prevention refers to the measures taken to prevent fires, accidents, equipment damage, and other hazards arising from the generation, distribution, and use of electrical power in the workplace. In the context of fire safety, power prevention mainly focuses on controlling electrical hazards that can produce sparks, overheating, short circuits, and ignition of combustible materials. Since electrical faults are a common cause of workplace fires, effective power prevention is an essential part of a comprehensive fire safety programme. Electrical fires may occur due to overloaded circuits, damaged wires, loose connections, defective electrical appliances, short circuits, faulty switches, poor maintenance, or improper use of extension cords. Overheating of electrical equipment can also ignite nearby paper, chemicals, plastics, textiles, or other combustible materials. Therefore, workplaces should adopt preventive measures to identify and control these hazards before they result in fire or injury. One important measure is the proper design and installation of electrical systems. Electrical wiring, distribution boards, switches, sockets, and protective devices should be installed according