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1. Use the correct PPE (Personal Protection Equipment) and tools when working with electricity – Electricity is dangerous. Having the proper safety equipment is the best way to prevent electrical injuries and fatalities. Maintaining quality equipment by performing periodic inspections of all electrical tools can save lives. Inspect cords and plugs for damage. Make sure protective gloves are worn (when appropriate) and wear protective eyewear to defend against sparks and flying debris. C …

OSHA’s Step Up for Safety Campaign focuses on fall prevention. The National Fall Prevention Stand-Down Campaign is May 2 to 6, country wide. This Campaign intends to spread awareness to prevent fall hazards in construction. Construction employers are required to educate and train their employees on proper safety procedures and use of fall prevention equipment. OSHA has provided guidelines to host a successful “Stand-Down” Campaign with strategies to increase safety measures. In 2015 …