Before you start work with power tools, check electric cords
for wear. If you're outside or in a wet location, be sure tools and extension
cords are suitable for outdoor use and circuits are equipped with Ground Fault
Circuit Interrupters (GFCIs) which prevent serious shock.
Never yank, kink, or bend cords. Unwind them fully before
use, and store loosely coiled in a dry place. If electrical equipment catches
fire, unplug it, or interrupt power at the main switch. If it's small, use a
multipurpose fire extinguisher.
Never use water on an electrical fire. If you don’t think
you can put it out, leave and take everyone with you. Notify emergency services
as soon as possible. Always consult a licensed electrician like Rogoz Electric with
any electrical safety questions.
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