electrical-safety
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Electricity Safety Electricity can kill. Each year about 1000 accidents at work involving electric shock or burns are reported to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). Around 30 of these are fatal. Most of these fatalities arise from contact with overhead or underground power cables.TRANSCRIPT
Electricity Safety
Electricity can kill. Each year about 1000 accidents at work involving electric shock or burns are reported to the Health and Safety Executive
(HSE). Around 30 of these are fatal. Most of these fatalities arise from contact with overhead or underground power cables.
Foreword: Electricity can kill. Each year about 1000 accidents at work involving electric shock or burns are reported. Around 30 of these are fatal. Most of these fatalities arise from contact with overhead or underground power cables. Even non-fatal shocks can cause severe and permanent injury. Shocks from faulty equipment may lead to falls from ladders, scaffolds or other work platforms. Those using electricity may not be the only ones at risk: poor electrical installations and faulty electrical appliances can lead to fires which may also cause death or injury to others. Most of these accidents can be avoided by careful planning and straightforward precautions. What is Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)? 1. Dangers of Electrical Shock 2. Burns Caused by Electricity 3. Electrical Fires 4. Overview of the Safety Model 5. Safety Model Stage 1—Recognizing Hazards 6. Safety Model Stage 2—Evaluating Hazards
• How Do You Evaluate Your Risk?
7. Safety Model Stage 3—Controlling Hazards: Safe Work Environment • Lock out and tag out circuits and equipment • Control inadequate wiring hazards • Control hazards of fixed wiring
Control hazards of exposed live electrical parts: isolate energized components
• Control hazards of exposure to live electrical wires: • Control hazards of shocking currents • Ground circuits and equipment • Bond components to assure grounding path • Control overload current hazards
8. Safety Model Stage 3—Controlling Hazards: Safe
Work Practices • Ladder safety fact sheet • Avoid wet working conditions and other dangers • Avoid overhead power lines • Use proper wiring and connectors • Use and maintain tools properly • Wear correct PPE • PPE fact sheet
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