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To help you start safe and stay safe when working with electricity, you should always
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To help you start safe and stay safe when working with electricity, you should always
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Isolate the equipment - turning it off at the power point and unplugging it. Ensuring the area is dry and that you're hands are dry as well. Tear all help to reduce electrocution and electric shocks.
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where gloves duh so you don't get electricuted
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