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Tag Archive for: power

September 18, 2017/in Indoor Safety, Workplace Safety /by Hannah Lee

Electrical safety in the office is extremely important. Even a small amount of electrical current can be damaging to our body. It can cause nerve damage or paralysis. Misusing electricity could result in many accidents, including fire. Did you know that electrical fires kill more than 700 people a year? Read more

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July 24, 2017/in Workplace Safety, Job Site Safety, Safety Topics /by Hannah Lee

What if someone didn’t know that you were working on a machine, or electrical outlet, and turned on the power? Lockout/tagout/tryout is a safety procedure used to ensure that dangerous machines, equipment, or services are properly shut off and not able to be started up again before maintenance is completed. Read more

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January 9, 2017/in Safety Topics, Indoor Safety, Workplace Safety /by Hannah Lee

Electrical safety in the office is extremely important. Even a small amount of electrical current can be damaging to our body. It can cause nerve damage or paralysis. Misusing electricity could result in many accidents, including fire. Read more

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