Basics of electricity: Guidelines for safe use of electrical equipment
Electric Safety
All the electrical appliances you use should be UL certified
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Avoid contact with eater and metal surfaces when using electricity. Do not handle equipment with wet hands
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Disconnect all appliances when not in use
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Disconnect appliances by pulling on the plug, not the cord.
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Do not allow an electrical cord to become twisted; this can cause a short circuit.
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Do not attempt to clean around electric outlets while equipment is plugged in.
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Do not attempt to repair electrical equipment unless you are qualified
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Do not leave your client unattended while he or she is connected to an electrical device
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Do not step on or place objects on electric cords.
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Do not touch two metal objects at the same time if either is connected to an electric current
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If you have a problem with electrical wiring or an electrical device or appliance tell your supervisor immediately; take the device in for repair, or call a qualified electrician or repair representative to resolve the issue.
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Keep all wires, plugs, and electrical equipment in good repair
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Keep electric cords off the floor and away from peoples feet; getting tangled in a cord could cause you or your client to trip.
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Read all instructions carefully before using any piece of electrical equipment
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Unplug electrical devices or connections that get hot
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Use only one plug to each outlet
