Washington Safety Standards for WAC 296-45 & Electrical Workers are regulations developed to protect electrical workers in the state of Washington. These standards cover topics such as electrical safety training, electrical installations, inspection and testing, and maintenance and repair. They also provide requirements for personal protective equipment and hazard mitigation. The safety standards are divided into four categories: General Requirements, Electrical Installations, Special Requirements, and Electrical Hazards. General Requirements: These requirements include the use of approved tools and materials, proper grounding of equipment, and the use of proper safety procedures. Electrical Installations: These requirements cover the installation of electrical systems and components, including wiring and circuit protection. Special Requirements: These requirements cover special circumstances, such as hazardous locations, and the use of portable electrical tools. Electrical Hazards: These requirements cover the prevention of electrical shocks, electrocution, and other hazards related to the use of electricity. The Washington Safety Standards for WAC 296-45 & Electrical Workers are designed to provide a safe working environment for electrical workers and to protect those who may come into contact with electrical systems and components.