1. The Elements of Practicing
Electrical Safety
a. Do not place electrical cords where
they will be tripped over or get excessive wear (under rugs, through doorways,
etc.).
b. Keep electrical cords away from
heat and water.
c. Do not pull the cord to disconnect;
rather, pull the plug itself. Avoid kinking, twisting, binding, or crushing
eletrical cords.
d. Inspect cords for wear, especially
at connections; do not use a cord that has a
break exposing wires.
e. Never turn on an appliance when
standing on a wet floor, and do not put any electrical parts in water.
f. Do not touch plumbing or a metal
object and an appliance at the same time.
g. Follow manufacturers' instructions
for operation and care.
h. Disconnect any appliance that sparks
or stalls.
i. Keep combustible materials (clothing,
curtains, paper, etc.) away from lamps or heating devices.
j. Always disconnect appliances before
cleaning.
k. Never touch broken outside wires.
Call police and electric company. Warn others to keep away.
l. Never "play" electrician.
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