FACTS

1. Damaged Cords: Worn or frayed power tool cords can expose conductors, increasing the risk of shocks, burns, or tool fires during operation.
2. Improper Grounding: Using power tools without grounding pins or GFCI protection increases electrocution risk, especially in wet or outdoor conditions.
3. Wet Work Environments: Operating electric saws, drills, or grinders in rain or damp areas without insulation or protective gear heightens shock danger.
4. Overloaded Circuits: Plugging multiple high-draw tools into the same circuit can overheat wires and cause electrical fires at the jobsite.
5. Faulty Tool Insulation: Tools with compromised internal insulation may shock users even if the cord […]

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