Rosana G. Moreira, Editor-in-Chief; Texas A&M UniversityThis is a paper from International Commission of Agricultural Engineering (CIGR, Commission Internationale du Genie Rural) E-Journal Volume 9 (2007): Electrical Safety Management in the Kenya Informal Sector: A Case of Eldoret Jua Kali Sector.  Invited Overview. Vol. IX. June, 2007

Korir, J. K.

Mutai, K. W.

Ogeta, O.

Wosyanju, C.

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Electrical Safety Management in the Kenya Informal Sector: A Case of Eldoret Jua Kali Sector

The jua kali sector in Kenya is involved in the manufacture of many items and, like the
formal manufacturing sector, uses electricity. Normally electricity is supplied to consumers
depending on the consumer’s maximum expected load demand. However, some consumers
overload their supply lines and neglect electrical safety rules. A research aimed at developing
a comprehensive electrical safety programme for Eldoret jua kali sector was undertaken. It
was found that the majority of jua kali operators do not adhere to electrical safety regulations
and requirements. Moreover, they also lacked the appropriate tools and equipment for
electrical services and many operated from temporary shelters

Mutai, Kiprotich W

Ogeta, Osumba

Wosyanju, Chris

Korir, Joaz K

Agricultural Engineering International (E-Journal, CIGR - International Commission of Agricultural Engineering)

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Electrical Safety Management in the Kenya Informal Sector: A Case of Eldoret
Jua Kali Sector

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Electrical Safety Management in the Kenya Informal Sector: A Case of Eldoret Jua Kali Sector

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