What is a potential hazard of improper temporary wiring?

Improper temporary wiring poses a significant fire risk due to several factors. When wiring is not installed correctly, it can lead to overheating, short circuits, or exposed wires, all of which can ignite flammable materials on a job site. Temporary wiring often lacks the robust safety features of permanent installations, making it more susceptible to damage and failures. As such, it requires careful attention to ensure that all connections are secure and that proper materials are used to prevent any electrical hazards. In addition to fire risk, faulty temporary wiring can create other hazards, such as electrical shocks or electrocutions, underscoring the importance of adhering to safety protocols and regulations during temporary installations.