Electrocution Prevention Made Simple - Training From SafetyVideos.com

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This video focuses on electrocution prevention in the construction industry, emphasizing OSHA standards and safe work practices. It covers common electrical hazards, strategies to prevent accidents, and the importance of proper training and equipment to ensure workplace safety.

*Key points covered*
- *Electrical hazards overview* Identification of burns, shocks, arc flashes, fires, explosions, and electrocution risks.
- *Common causes of electrocution* Contact with overhead and buried power lines, damaged tools, and improper use of cords and connectors.
- *Preventative measures* Guidelines for maintaining safe distances from power lines, use of insulated tools, and contacting utilities to locate buried lines.
- *Equipment safety practices* Inspection and maintenance of tools, cords, and receptacles to prevent faults and injuries.
- *Ground fault protection* Explanation of assured equipment grounding conductor programs (AEGCP) and ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs).
- *Lockout/Tagout procedures* Steps to safely de-energize equipment during maintenance or repairs.
- *Employer responsibilities* OSHA mandates for providing training, personal protective equipment (PPE), and safety systems for workers.
- *Employee safety tips* Importance of awareness, proper tool use, and adherence to safety guidelines to avoid electrical hazards.

Stay informed and stay safe. Following these practices helps ensure every worker goes home safely.

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