Need a spark of humor? Here's one for you: Why don't electricians ever get shocked? Because they're current experts who know how to conduct themselves safely! #MrElectric #Neighborly #Humor #ElectricalSafety
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Did you know that when sound enters the ear, it hits the eardrum and vibrates? These vibrations then travel through a tiny bone-like hammer, making the sound louder. Eventually, they reach a snail-filled body with microscopic hair, which converts movement into electrical signals sent to the brain via a nerve. Long periods of hands-free time, especially during exercise, can lead to moisture and sweating, which can affect this system's performance. Remember to take care of your hearing health! #HSE #health #safety #safetyfirst #safetytraining #safetyatwork #process #accident #engineer #isolation #refinery #hsebest #oil #gas #environment #firefighter #firefighting
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ELECTRICAL ⚡⚡💡 SAFETY TIP When you touch a high voltage wire which is on the ground, your body will also provide the path for current and hence you will get a shock. You may get the shock even without touching the wire.When a high voltage line touches the ground, a voltage gradient is established in ground itself. Person standing near the wire will get the shock due the potential difference between the two legs. This is called STEP POTENTIAL. #hse #hseprofessionals #electricalsafety #highvoltage #safetyawareness #safetyfirst #safetytips #safetyculture
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https://lnkd.in/gEs86sFX I absolutely agree. We have a gigantic issue with HVAC, our governing body (EPA) doesn't enforce nor hold HVAC contractors/ HVAC shops accountable for extreme violations like what Tim is detailing. You can be a technician, installer, manager and GM yet if you're not the owner of the shop then trying to enforce doing the right thing can cost you a career depending on who you're employed by. You can prove to the owner how a Manual S/ Manual J will produce everything they want; lack of call backs, extremely happy clients, more sales, produce talented HVAC professionals that will be loyal to you due to you conducting your organization professionally yet until they are FORCED to do the right thing there will always be more time spent in teaching HVAC professionals how to sell incorrectly sized HVAC systems to clients not in the know, and/or turn would-be talented technicians into the fall guy/set up man for the glorified salesperson that prides themselves on getting a lot for doing very little work.
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Happy Wednesday! Here is this week’s :60 Seconds for Safety message, brought to you by our parent company, MYR Group. The size and power of heavy equipment and motor vehicles means that any incidents they are involved in are likely to be more serious accidents. Careful, detailed inspection of heavy equipment is a crucial safety step. Here are some important details to look over: • Is the back-up alarm, blinker, horn, or other alarm/signal features working properly? • Are the front, rear, side, or external attachment lights working? • Is the fuel level sufficient for the work ahead? If it’s not and you need to refuel, be sure there is a fire extinguisher nearby. • Are the brakes and steering system in good working order? • Are all connection points, including bolts and screws, secure and in good condition? A thorough inspection and questioning attitude help ensure that heavy equipment will be a help, not a hindrance, to a safe and effective workday. At Huen Electric, Safety is Life. #HuenElectric #Safety #HereforYou #EmpoweringPeople #CreatingConnections
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Downtime: More Than Just an Inconvenience ⚠️ When your equipment goes down, it's not just about lost productivity. 🔥 Breakdowns can happen when you least expect it and its never at a good time. 💰 Unexpected repairs drain your budget. 🤬 Frustration and stress take a toll on your team. Don't wait for disaster to strike. Our customers have shared some interesting and even dangerous stories of when equipment has gone into limp mode or failed. Invest in preventative maintenance and reliable diagnostic tools like Jaltest to keep your equipment running smoothly. Learn More 👉 https://mechnician.com/ #Jaltest #Downtime #PreventativeMaintenance #HeavyEquipment #Mechanics #MachineOwners #LimpMode
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I have heard some interesting stories speaking with our customers about equipment breaking down at the wrong moment. A memorable one was a customer that was describing how their dozer got stuck in limp mode and it was building containment walls for a forest fire. Not great timing. Skipping regens can certainly lead to trouble if you hit a level 3 at the wrong time. Keeping your equipment serviced and having your own diagnostic tools to do manual regens when needed can keep your equipment running.
Downtime: More Than Just an Inconvenience ⚠️ When your equipment goes down, it's not just about lost productivity. 🔥 Breakdowns can happen when you least expect it and its never at a good time. 💰 Unexpected repairs drain your budget. 🤬 Frustration and stress take a toll on your team. Don't wait for disaster to strike. Our customers have shared some interesting and even dangerous stories of when equipment has gone into limp mode or failed. Invest in preventative maintenance and reliable diagnostic tools like Jaltest to keep your equipment running smoothly. Learn More 👉 https://mechnician.com/ #Jaltest #Downtime #PreventativeMaintenance #HeavyEquipment #Mechanics #MachineOwners #LimpMode
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Happy Wednesday! Here is this week’s :60 Seconds for Safety message, brought to you by our parent company, MYR Group. Keeping your body safely positioned is about the way you’re moving your body as well as where your body is in relation to your surroundings. Always take a few moments to consider your body positioning before starting a task. Ask yourself if any body parts are in the bite, in the line of fire, or at risk from pinch points. Before lifting, make sure you know the correct position and motion for lifting. Use your legs – not your back – and always ask for help or use mechanical means if an item is heavy or awkward. As you work, check to ensure you’re in the optimal position for the situation. It’s important to be taking care of your body as you work, and this starts with making sure you have proper body positioning as you begin and while you’re conducting any task. At Powerline Plus, Safety is Life. #PowerlinePlus #MYRGroup #Safety #ElectricalConstruction #ConstructionSafety
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🚨 Attention all mechanics and engineers! Beware of hydraulic fluid splash hazards in your workspace! Stay safe and protect your eyes and skin. Proper gear and precautions save lives💧⚠️" #experttrainersacademy #HydraulicFluid #SafetyFirst
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⚠️ #VoltaFinds: Common oversight, critical consequence: Missing blank! #ElectricalSafety While a missing blank on a distribution board might seem insignificant, it creates a serious safety hazard. Exposed live parts can cause severe electric shock injuries. Don't gamble with safety! Ensure all electrical work is conducted by qualified professionals. Schedule regular electrical inspections for a safe working environment. #VoltaCompliance #PreventAccidents
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Spot the not😱 A quick fix method followed by most technicians - bypassing a fuse by shorting it with a wire. This is not recommended due to safety hazards and can potentially lead to electrical damage or fire. A quick fix that is a big “NO NO” and is never advisable to be followed🚫 #safetyfirst #electricalsafety
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