Laws & Codes
Safety First!
Who's in Charge?
Permits & Checks
The Exceptions
100

What is the main goal of the Philippine Electrical Code (PEC)?  

To ensure safe and efficient electrical systems

100

 What should you do if you see sparks coming from an outlet?

Don't touch it and tell an adult immediately

100

Who is responsible for enforcing the PEC in buildings?  

Building Officials

100

Why do you usually need a permit before doing major electrical work?  

To ensure safety and compliance with the PEC

100

 Can you install a small lamp without a permit?  

Possibly, depending on its wattage

200

What does PEC stand for?

Philippine Electrical Code

200

Why shouldn't you overload an electrical outlet?  

It can cause a fire or damage the outlet

200

What government agency is involved in workplace electrical safety?  

DOLE - Department of Labor and Employment

200

What document shows that an electrical installation has passed inspection? 


Certificate of Final Electrical Inspection (CFEI)

200

When might you not need a permit to reconnect electricity?  

After a short outage due to non-payment, or a change of tenants

300

Name one law that relates to the PEC and electrical safety in the Philippines.

R.A. 7920 or P.D. 1096

300

 What is one thing you should NEVER do with a damaged electrical appliance?

Use it, keep using it, continue to use it - accept variations

300

What type of official might you contact about an unsafe electrical situation in your city?  

City Electrician or similar title

300

What is one reason why an electrical installation might fail inspection?  

Unsafe wiring, overloaded circuits, missing safety features - accept reasonable answers

300

Why are there exceptions to the permit rules?  

For minor, low-risk electrical jobs

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