Be Aware of Overhead Power Lines Around Your Home
Always Look Up, Always Contact with overhead power lines is the leading cause of electrical fatalities. Follow these tips to keep safe from overhead power line contact. Overhead Power Line Contact Tips Be aware of all power lines around your home Know the electrical service entrance to your home; they can be dangerous if contacted […]
What to Know Before Purchasing a Rechargeable Device – Video Short
Rechargeable devices are everywhere; from toothbrushes to laptops to scooters. Those rechargeable devices are probably powered by lithium-ion batteries. So for your safety, it is important to only purchase those rechargeable devices from reputable retailers and manufacturers. If you’re shopping online, make sure you only purchase devices that have been listed and approved by nationally […]
Prevent Common Causes of Electrical Fatalities – Video Short
Remember to never get too comfortable working near or around energized environments. Be aware of hazards like overhead power lines or energized equipment before you start any job, and always test for voltage. You do not want to come into contact with electricity in a confined space.
Prepare Your Home for EV Charging – Video Short
Are you thinking of purchasing an electric vehicle (EV)? Make sure your home is ready for EV charging. Have a qualified electrician inspect your home’s electrical panel to ensure it can power electric vehicle charging. Also have a qualified electrician install an EV charger on a dedicated circuit to avoid electrical overloads and fires.
How to Dispose of Rechargeable Devices – Video Short
Lithium-ion batteries are the rechargeable batteries that power everyday devices like toothbrushes, laptops, flashlights and much more. If it’s rechargeable, it’s probably powered by a lithium-ion battery. These types of batteries need to be disposed of correctly. Do not throw them away in the regular trash or recycling because these type of batteries can cause […]
How to Charge Batteries on the Job Site – Video Short
When working with lithium-ion batteries on the job, always plug the charger directly into the wall. Do not charge multiple batteries or devices on a power strip or adapter. Only use listed and approved chargers and batteries. If a battery is damaged or no longer works, know how to dispose of the battery properly. Never […]
Always Look Up When Working Outside – Video Short

When working outside on a home project, you have to remember to always look up, always! Whether you’re trimming trees, cleaning the gutters, or hanging up lights, first be aware of the electrical hazards around your home, including power lines.
Always Look Up – Video Short
Before starting any job, always look up, always. Be aware of overhead power lines and other electrical hazards in your space before starting a job. Stay safe out there.
Siempre Mire Hacia Arriba Cuando Trabaje Fuera de Casa – Video Short
Cuando estas trabajando fuera e un proyecto en casa acuérdate de siempre mirar haca arriba, siempre. Ya sea podando árboles, limpiando las canaletas, o colgando luces, primero fíjate en los peligros eléctricos alrededor de tu casa, como los cables de alta tensión.
Siempre Mira Hacia Arriba – Video Short
Antes de empezar cualquier trabajo, siempre mira hacia arriba, siempre. Fíjate en los cables eléctricos aéreos y cualquier otro peligro eléctrico en tu espacio antes de comenzar.
Qué Saber Antes de Comprar Dispositivos Recargables – Video Short
Los dispositivos recargables están en todas partes. Desde cepillo de dientes, hace laptops y scooters. Esos dispositivos probablemente usan baterías de lithium-ion. Por tu seguridad, es importante solo comprarlo de tiendas o fabricantes de confianza. Si compras en línea, asegúrate de que los dispositivos estén aprobados y certificados por laboratorios como UL y CSA.
Prepare su Hogar para Los Vehículos Eléctricos – Video Short
¿Estas pensando en comprar un vehículo eléctrico? Asegúrate de que tu casa este listo para cargarlo. Haz que un electricista calificado reviste tu panel y te instale el cargador. Vas a querer usar un circuito dedicado para evitar sobrecargas eléctricas e incendios.