Electrical

Electrocution is one of the leading causes of death for construction workers.

Electrical Isolation in the Workplace

It’s important to understand the difference between de-energised and isolated. Hear more about this from Senior Construction Advisor James Webster.

Safe elements of electrical isolation

Use this simple infographic in your workplace to help understand the difference between de-energised and isolated.

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'Safer manual handling' poster

Posters for your workplace to remind employees that lifting, carrying or putting down objects in the wrong way can cause injury.

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Electrical safety

Electrocution is one of the leading causes of death for construction workers, including electricians. Understand the importance of SWMS, how simple oversights and a 'she'll be right' attitude can lead to fatal consequences, the importance of isolation and testing before any work begins, and taking care with even the simplest of tasks like replacing light fittings.

Construction: Electricians

These are the most common injuries and hazards for people working in electrical trades, as shown by injury claims.

Injury Hotspot skeleton diagram, text information below.

Hazards

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