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SUMMARY:5.7 Electrical safety
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DESCRIPTION: Electrical safety is another important safety consideration. Naturally, everyone has been exposed to electricity and how dangerous it can be if it's misused. Generally, in the workplace, you should always inspect electrical cables, cords, and plugs for frays, cracks, cuts, or defects before you use them. If the electrical tools or equipment you use do not say “Double Insulated” on the manufacturer's tag, then they must be grounded with a 3-prong plug and a grounded cable. This provides some degree of protection from electrical shock in case of a malfunction or short in the tool. Figure 1 shows a three-prong plug and receptacle.
What this means is there must be a third prong on the plug. The third wire goes to the ground. In case of a short or malfunction, the electricity will flow through this third wire to the ground and not through the person holding the malfunctioning tool or equipment. Of course, if the ground wire is not properly connected to the system or the...

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