Basic Electricity Safety
Understanding the dangers of electricity, how to respond in an emergency and proper safety procedures will go a long way in preventing injury or death caused by this powerful force. This workshop will describe how electricity works, identifying the hazards and injuries associated with electricity, general precautions and tips to be safe,
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