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Every year, people are injured or killed by circuits they thought were safely turned off. 

As our reliance on electricity grows, the potential for misuse of home appliances, computers and entertainment equipment means the need for electrical safety awareness for the family is far more important. The Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) urges consumers to become more knowledgeable about electrical safety by offering free tips on what you can do to protect your family from electrical dangers.

Use ESFI material to increase electrical safety awareness in your home, workplace and your community. Most ESFI electrical safety information is available to download free of charge.

Electrical Safety Answers

If an inexpensive electrical device were properly installed in every household, nearly 70 percent of the approximately 240 electrocutions that occur every year in the US would be prevented.

Below is a list of safety tips to follow during a blackout provided by the American Red Cross.

Workers should understand the power of electricity. Accidents happen because of ignorance. Teach workers about the components of electricity and how to deal with hazardous situations.

Staying safe inside your home can come down to some simple common sense precautions, Kaua‘i Island Utility Cooperative President Randy Hee said Friday.

ElectroPros, LLC. today announced the launch of www.ElectroPros.com as an information portal for Will County area home owners to find information about electrical safety, and home improvement tips.