Electrical hazards commonly include:

• Electric shock: Occurs when a person comes into direct contact with an electrical current.
• Electrical burns: Damage to skin or underlying tissues caused by electrical current.
• Arc flash: A sudden explosion of electrical energy causing burns, shrapnel injuries, and other trauma.
• Damaged equipment or power tools which can cause electric shock or electrical fires.
• Frayed, loose, or exposed electrical cables which expose live wires.
• Wet environments or handling electrical equipment near water which increases electrocution risk.
• Overloaded circuits and sockets that can lead to overheating, fires, or arc flash.
• Improper wiring, insufficient grounding, or defective insulation.
• Contact with overhead power lines carrying high voltage.
• Electrical explosion or arcing.

All these represent typical electrical hazards that can lead to injuries, fires, or fatal accidents if not managed properly.