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Shock & Electrocution
Electrical Safety: Where Did the Shock Go? with Jonathan Dyer
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Electrical Safety: Where Did the Shock Go? with Jonathan Dyer
In this video, filmed at the NETA PowerTest 25 show, Ellen Parson interviews Jonathan Dyer with ECP Safety Solutions on the effects of electric shock..
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Worker Electrocuted at N.C. Airport
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Photo 2. A barricade is in place, PPE has been inspected and donned, and the multimeter/meter proving unit are attached to the switchboard. Note the rescue hook nearby to the left. Also, note the worker is wearing a high-visibility vest (not buttoned). The vest must be arc-rated; however, the 4 cal/cm2 vest is not required to be rated at the same value as the protective coveralls (12 cal/cm2) because the vest is not being used to protect the body.
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