Workers who work on or near electricity are at risk of burns, shocks and other serious injuries. If you work with electricity, never work live. Watch this video to learn simple steps to keep yourself and your workers safe.
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Workers who work on or near electricity are at risk of burns, shocks and other serious injuries. If you work with electricity, never work live. Watch this video to learn simple steps to keep yourself and your workers safe.
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