While the provided documents do not directly address PPE for electrical work, they do offer general guidance on personal protective equipment that can be applied to various workplace hazards. When working with electricity, it is crucial to protect yourself from potential shocks, burns, and other injuries. Here's a general overview of essential PPE for electrical work:

• Eye Protection: Safety glasses or goggles are essential to protect your eyes from potential arc flashes or debris 3, 4, 12, 17.
• Hand Protection: Insulated gloves are a must when working with live electrical circuits. Ensure the gloves are rated for the voltage you'll be exposed to 3, 4, 12, 17.
• Body Protection: Wear appropriate work clothing that provides insulation and protection against electrical hazards. Flame-resistant clothing (FRC) is often recommended 3, 4, 12, 17.
• Foot Protection: Wear safety shoes or boots with non-conductive soles to protect against electrical shock and physical hazards 4, 12.
• Respiratory Protection: If the work area has dust, fumes, or gases, use a respirator 4, 12.

Always inspect your PPE before each use to ensure it is in good condition and functioning properly. Follow all safety regulations and guidelines for electrical work, and consult with a qualified electrician or safety professional if you have any questions or concerns.