Walk the Troubleshooting Boundary
Follow a safe decision path from fault report to qualified troubleshooting.
Fault call A case packer stops repeatedly. The lead wants to help without becoming the electrician. The fastest useful help is often clean information and a controlled area, not an opened enclosure. Observe -> isolate -> qualify Troubleshooting boundary path The path keeps normal operation, electrical exposure, and lockout decisions separate. Wiggle and retry Feels fast but crosses into uncontrolled exposure. Useful diagnosis starts without unauthorized exposure. OSHA work practices reserve energized electrical work for qualified persons and require deenergized-condition verification before treating equipment as safe. 01 Observe 02 Escalate 03 Repair First response Step 1
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