Energy and Electrical Safety For Industrial Facilities and House
Mike Wilson | October 11, 2012 | Arc Flash, Electrical Safety, Workplace Safety, Safety
Some people have to work around energized and deenergized electrical panels, wires, and machinery on an almost daily basis in their homes and at their workplaces.
Make sure to work around deenergized equipment whenever physically possible.
If it is arc flash-related or home power-related, electricity can be a huge problem when lines go down or accidents happen.
Having knowledge of potential hazards and ways to prevent arc flash or electrocution is the first step to prevention.
Free Arc Flash Guide: Learn exactly what arc flash labels should contain according to updated NFPA guidelines.
Our FREE Arc Flash guide is full of important and pertinent information for the arc flash professional. Along with clear labeling guidelines, it also provides insight into NFPA 70E standards and minimal label requirements.
Watch the video below and understand that electricity can kill.
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