FACTS

1. Landscapers working near trees or using tall equipment risk accidental contact with overhead power lines, leading to electrocution.
2. Digging or trenching without proper site assessment can result in striking buried electrical cables, causing shocks or service disruptions.
3. Faulty or improperly maintained electrical tools can pose shock hazards, especially in damp outdoor conditions.
4. Lack of appropriate PPE increases the risk of injury when dealing with electrical components or equipment.
5. Incorrectly installed lighting systems can lead to electrical faults, posing hazards to both workers and the public.
6. Working in wet or damp environments can increase the risk of electrical shock when […]

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