工作场所安全

Preventing workplace hazards

Good electrical safety habits can help protect you and your coworkers from injury. And you can play a role in recognizing and preventing workplace hazards. 请记住:

• Electrocution is one of the top five causes of workplace deaths.
• Workers younger than 25 have the highest rate of death from electrical shock.
• Many workplace electrocutions involve touching a power line with long or tall equipment.

保持警惕

Many electrical injuries could be prevented if people were alert to hazards. Stay aware by keeping focused on your job and don't let emotions like anger and frustration get in the way.

检查连线 & 连接

Before you start work, check electric cords for wear. If you're outside or in a wet location, be sure tools and extension cords are suitable for outdoor use and circuits are equipped with GFCIs. Also keep cords free of oil, heat and corrosive chemicals. Never yank, kink or bend cords, and store them loosely coiled in a dry place.

电动工具

Never carry a tool by its cord. Be sure a tool is switched "off" before plugging or unplugging - this protects you and the next person who uses it. Watch out for energized areas when reaching into equipment. 盾牌, 障碍, 绝缘, gfci会保护你, so don't modify them just to get a job done faster. Learn and follow your company's
锁定或…程序. If in doubt, ask a qualified electrical worker for help.

Dirt and dampness increase the risk of shock. Keep your tools, work area and storage space clean and dry. When cleaning electrical equipment, 确保它没有插电, and follow the manufacturer's cleaning instructions.

使用安全装置

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is your first line of defense against shock and electrical burns. Keep boots, gloves and other gear in good condition - even a pinhole will let electricity through. Wear non-conductive protection on your head, face, hands and feet. Use insulated tools or handling equipment, such as non-conductive ropes and protective shields.

预防计划

Most electrical fires can be traced to overheated circuits or overloaded equipment. When abused, 绝缘 may melt or burn, exposing live wires. Electrical fires can also occur when equipment is driven beyond capacity, when accumulated oil and 污垢 overheat a motor, or when sparks ignite scraps, 污垢, 灰尘或易燃液体.

• Use and maintain wiring, tools and equipment correctly. Keep everything oil and dust free.
• Uncoil an extension cord fully before use. Find the amperage marked on it. 它足够吗??
• Don't use equipment that gives off mild shocks, unusual heat or odd smells. If in doubt, have it checked and repaired or replaced.
• Sweep up scraps and sawdust, and store flammable liquids in approved containers.
• Don't use electrical equipment when flammable gases, vapors, liquids, dusts or fibers are present.

消防安全检查表

Visualize your plan of response in a fire, so you can move quickly if one happens. 考虑到:

• The nearest multipurpose fire extinguisher and how to use it.
• The nearest emergency exit or fire escape.
• 你们公司的逃跑计划.
• Company procedures for notifying firefighters and other emergency personnel.

(Try to extinguish a fire yourself only if you are trained and it's small or non-threatening. When in doubt, get out and take others with you.)

没有油漆，没有挖掘

Don't break ground on a project of any size until you see the distinctive lines marking the location of underground facilities at your job site. That simple rule of thumb can keep you safe.

谨慎

If you have a project that requires excavation, dial 811 to contact Arizona's One-Call Center at least two working days before you dig so that underground facilities can be marked.

联系亚利桑那811

Dial Arizona's One-Call Center at 811 (formerly Arizona Blue Stake) at 1-800-782-5348 or 1-800-STAKE-IT.

UES will locate company owned service lines at no charge, allowing you to begin your project with the assurance that your safety will not be compromised.

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