40% of all electrical accidents on the job site are caused by overhead power lines Most of those incidents involve nonelectrical workers When on the jobsite, remember to always look up, in all ways.Read More
Before starting any project, always look up to make sure you’re aware of any overhead power lines. Whether you’re working on the roof, trimming trees, or cleaning the gutters, make sure you’re a safe...Read More
The Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) uses the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics’ (BLS) Census of Fatal Occupational Injuries (CFOI) and Survey of Occupational Injuries (SOII) to distill...Read More
Overhead power lines cause 40% of all electrically related fatalities, in the workplace. A majority of these accidents occur with workers that have little to no electrical safety training. That’s why...Read More
En caso de sufrir un accidente que involucre un poste de servicios públicos y una línea eléctrica caída, considere siempre a la línea y el vehículo como de alto peligro.Read More
Si ve un equipo en contacto con una línea eléctrica, no es el momento de ser un héroe, tiene que mantenerse alejado y advertir a los demás que hagan lo mismo. Debe mantenerse alejado al menos 35 pies...Read More
Surges can occur in any facility and according to the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, 80% of all surges originate inside facilities.Read More
Las líneas eléctricas aéreas es una de las causas más comunes de las muertes en los sitios de trabajo. Entre 2011 y 2017, 36% de todas las muertes en los sititos de trabajo fueron causadas por las líneas...Read More
While we can’t prevent natural disasters from impacting our communities, we can ensure our businesses are electrically safe before and after a storm.Read More
Between 2011 and 2017, 36% of all electrically related workplace fatalities were caused by overhead power lines. In the majority of these cases, fatalities occurred in occupations with little to no...Read More
