Safety First Aid Group Electrical Safety Poster, Laminated (A2)

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Or a picture of a kitchen and kids need to circle potential dangerous electrical faults (wires hanging over sink, etc).

This is a great way to broach the need for methodologies, and employees will be prompted to keep in line with protocols such as regular testing of Residual Current Devices (RCDs) and knowing where underground cables run. Adhering to all the safety checks and hazard warnings will go a long way to preventing disaster, and electric shock will be a rare occurrence. These include: working at heights training, online asbestos courses, manual handling course, abrasive wheels course and much more.

If you have gadgets such as smartphones, these should be kept away from water sources as they can cause shocks. They may be directly stuck with fixings on cabinets, cupboards or walls, or mounted in a snap frame. This is very useful refresher information and will ensure that all the best background work is done and safety measures such as earthing, insulation, means of isolation, etc. Personnel should never be allowed to become lax about safety when working around electrical hazards.

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Electricity can cause life-threatening injuries or even death if it's not treated with respect, and electrical safety posters like this one serve to try and stop electrical accidents happening by showing children clearly what they should not do.

This can cause minor effects, such as tingling, and numbness, or in more severe cases it can cause electrical burns and even death. The poster raises awareness amongst your employees, personnel and visitors and will help reinforce your commitment to safety. If you are looking for some ready-to-teach lessons about electricity, check out our Circuits and Conductors or our Changing Circuits KS2 Science schemes, or if it's DT lessons you need, have a look at our Electrical Systems collection. As an employer you have a LEGAL obligation to provide your employees with information and training on matters relating to their health and safety at work.

Contains information on the dangers, the regulations, assessing risks and reducing the risk for electrical safety.