Is it acceptable to have other equipment located in the working space of outdoor installations?

In outdoor installations, it is critical to maintain a safe and efficient working environment. Having other equipment in the working space can pose various risks, such as tripping hazards, interference with the installation process, and potential damage to both the existing equipment and the new installation. Safety standards and best practices typically require that the working area be kept clear of unnecessary items to ensure that the installation team can move freely and focus on the task at hand. This approach not only safeguards the workers but also enhances the quality of the installation by reducing distractions and potential errors.

In this context, the presence of any additional equipment—regardless of its size or type—could negatively affect the safety and efficiency of the work being done. Therefore, it is crucial to keep the installation area clear of all other equipment to comply with safety regulations and best practices in the field.