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Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Electrical Safety

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Electricity Can Kill Treat electricity with the respect it deserves Electricity is the most commonly encountered hazard in the workplace Death can be caused from direct exposure or injuries after shock

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications How Does Electricity Work? Electricity always: –Travels in completed circuits through the path of least resistance –Flows toward the ground Conductors allow electricity to flow Insulators prevent electricity from flowing

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications How Does A Shock Occur? Your body is a great conductor of electricity Touching a circuit and the ground can cause serious injury or death The greatest risk of shock is when you touch water ‘Low voltage’ does not mean ‘low hazard’

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Deenergize Live Parts Avoid working on or near live parts To deenergize live parts: –Turn current off at switch box –Lock and tag switch box –Release any stored energy –Verify equipment is shut down –Inform coworkers before restarting power

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Prevent Accidental Contact Take precautions to ensure dangerous live parts are out of reach When you enter a confined space: –Use protective shields, barriers or insulation –Make sure doors and hinged panels are secured

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Working Safely With Energized Equipment Never enter a space if you can not see the live parts Be careful when holding conductive materials Do not wear conductive jewelry Avoid housekeeping until area is safe

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Working Safely With Overhead Lines Overhead power lines cause half of all electrical deaths Deenergize lines before working Stay safe by keeping the following distances: –10 feet for lines under 50,000 volts –Additional 4 inches for every added 10,000 volts

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Working Safely With Portable Electric Equipment Do not work with damaged cords If cord is damaged, remove from service Do not use if you or the environment are wet

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Working Safely With Extension Cords Extension cords are only a temporary solution They’re at higher risk of damage than fixed wiring Damaged cords cause shocks and fires They should be checked before shifts start

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Personnel Protection Equipment (PPE) Will Save Your Life Examples of PPE that will protect you from dangerous electrical currents: –Industrial protective helmets –Eye gear –Rubber gloves –Rubber shoes –Rubber mats

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Grounding Prevents Injuries Grounding equipment prevents dangerous electricity from traveling through your body Examples are: –Three prong plug –Equipment ground

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Circuit Protecting Devices Prevent Injuries They shut off the flow of electricity if level becomes too dangerous Examples of these devices are: –Fuses –Circuit breakers –Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters

Copyright  Progressive Business Publications Summary Electricity can kill Your body is a great conductor of electricity Do not work on or near live parts Treat electricity with the respect it deserves