Protecting Against Electrical Hazards
Thousands of non-disabling and disabling injuries occur annually from work with electricity and on average one person dies every day from an electrical incident on the job.
Thousands of non-disabling and disabling injuries occur annually from work with electricity and on average one person dies every day from an electrical incident on the job.
Many victims of workplace electrocution are the people who maintain electrical equipment. Here are some reminders for staying safe while making this equipment safe.
If your job includes the use or handling of flammable substances, you need special training to recognize and avoid the hazards that go along with them.
Portable heaters are handy devices. They are useful as temporary sources of heat in unexpectedly cold weather. But these electric or fuel-powered heaters also come with hazards.
The only people who should be working on energized electrical equipment are those who are fully trained and qualified, properly equipped and authorized to do so.

Your workplace probably has countless electrical tools and devices capable of delivering a fatal electrical shock.
If you have to work on equipment that cannot be de-energized before you work on it, you need knowledge about arc flash. It can cause traumatic injuries and death.
La energía mantiene el lugar de trabajo en funcionamiento, pero puede también matarlo

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