What is the other name for electrical factor distance and human factor distance?

The term "minimum approach distance" refers specifically to the safe distance that an individual must maintain from exposed electrical conductors and equipment to prevent electrical contact or accidents. This concept is critical in electrical safety practices, as it is designed to protect workers from electrical hazards. Together with the concept of human factor distance, which accounts for human behavior and potential movements, these factors help establish safe working environments around electrical systems. By adhering to the minimum approach distance, workers can effectively mitigate the risks associated with coming too close to live electrical components, ensuring their safety and compliance with safety regulations and standards.

The other terms do not accurately encapsulate the dual focus on the electrical and human aspects of maintaining safety near electrical installations and equipment.