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Electric Shock

Dangers of Electrical Shocks Electrical shocks are caused by people coming in contact with live electrical wires. If the current is high enough, damage will occur to the body.

Injuries caused by electricity Burns Muscle paralysis Nerve damage Cardiac arrest

Basic Safety Tips Never climb electric poles or transformers Do not fly kites or model airplanes around power lines Look for power lines before using ladders

Basic Safety Tips Call 1-800-MISSDIG before digging in yard. The utility companies will come and mark underground lines for free. Do not overload electrical outlets.

Basic Safety Tips Follow all workplace safety guidelines for using electricity. Keep appliances away from water. Never touch or approach downed power lines.

Basic Safety Tips Check all electronic cords for wear; discard when the insulation is worn. Don’t mess with the 3rd prong on a 3-pronged appliance.