Water and Electricity Don’t Mix
With spring in full swing, many will welcome warmer weather by preparing boats, pools, and marinas for business or recreational use. ESFI recommends having outdoor electrical equipment inspected annually to prevent Electric Shock Drowning (ESD) and other accidents. Click here to learn more.
Spring Safety – Think Outside the Home
Whether you’re working near power lines or flying a kite, be aware of the potential hazards of electricity outdoors and how to play it safe. Click here to learn more.
Power Tool and Equipment Safety
Power tools can be deadly if not properly used or maintained. The most common scenario for power tool-related electrocutions is when the equipment comes in contact with live electrical wires while it is being used. Keep the following safety tips in mind while using power tools:
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