Conductive articles, such as jewelry, should not be worn where?

Jewelry and other conductive articles should not be worn in restricted approach boundaries because these areas often involve electrical work where there is a risk of exposure to live electrical components. Conductive materials can easily create paths for electricity, increasing the risk of electric shock. In restricted access areas, safety protocols are especially critical, as the potential for accidental contact with energized parts is higher. By avoiding conductive articles in these zones, workers significantly reduce the chances of accidental electrical contacts, thus enhancing overall safety during electrical operations.