How to prevent electrical accidents (2000)

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Baker, David E.

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2000

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current, shock, power hand tools, overhead lines, stray voltage

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Electricity, one of the most versatile and widely used power sources, is used extensively on almost every farm. Farmers are so familiar with electricity that they may take electrical safety for granted. When this happens, accidents often follow. The National Safety Council reports almost 500 electrical fatalities annually. On average, more than 20 of these deaths are directly related to farming operations.

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