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Working Around Electricity

Electrical accidents kill about 25 industrial workers every year in Canada. If you work anywhere near powerlines, you need to be especially cautious.

Many electrocutions occur because workers touch powerlines using long or tall equipment such as:

  • ladders
  • paint brushes with long handles
  • trucks

Be aware of the safety measures you should take while working around electricity.

Do you know your crane and hoist signals? Check out our Guide to Develop a Code of Practice for Working in the Vicinity of Electrical Equipment for this and other work-related safety information.

 Practice for Working in the Vicinity of Electrical Equipment

Be informed about electrical safety in the workplace by reading our  H.E.A.T. (Hazard and Electrical Awareness Training) brochure.

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