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Bad Practice
This image shows an example of an unsafe work practice.
Summary Statement
Extension cords should be kept free of entrapments and entanglements to prevent damaging the cords. Wrapping cords around metal structures poses a serious electrocution threat.
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extension cord, electric cord
NIOSH/John Rekus
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