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Category: electrical-safety (5)
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2026-09-21 · electrical-safety · field
Stop Before Plugging In a Frayed Cord
A short field huddle on keeping frayed cords out of use, confirming electrical protection, and checking the fix before work starts.
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2026-09-02 · electrical-safety · office
Why Portable Space Heaters Overload Standard Office Electrical Circuits
As fall temperatures drop, personal space heaters introduce severe fire and electrical hazards to standard office circuits designed for low-draw electronics.
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2026-07-23 · electrical-safety · office
Bypassing Ground Prongs On Summer Fans Creates Hidden Shock Hazards
As office staff bring in personal fans for summer heat, bypassing ground prongs on extension cords creates a hidden and severe electrocution hazard.
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2026-06-23 · electrical-safety · office
Why Office Power Strips Plugged Into Power Strips Get Cited
Summer cooling loads push office circuits past capacity, and OSHA keeps citing daisy-chained power strips under 29 CFR 1910.305 — here is how to spot and fix it.
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2026-06-03 · electrical-safety · field
Sixty-Five Percent Why Construction Owns the Electrocution Problem
CPWR analysis of BLS CFOI data shows construction accounts for 65 percent of U.S. electrocution deaths, driven by overhead lines and temporary power.