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Keep Grain Bins Away from Power Lines

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Farm Safety, Plug into Safety.

Indiana farmers who are planning to move or install new grain bins this year need to know about current electrical safety standards. “The National Electric Safety Code specifies the minimum safe distance between grain bins and power lines,” explains Rick  …Read More.

Buildings for Livestock and Poultry Require Special Electrical Approaches

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Farm Safety, Plug into Safety.

When fire strikes a farm building, the damage can be devastating. Beyond the impacts to the structure itself, a fire can destroy a large number of animals, and can bring years of herd improvements to a tragic end. Because most  …Read More.

Preventing Electrical Accidents on the Farm

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Farm Safety, Plug into Safety.

You’re probably aware that farming is one of the nation’s most hazardous occupations. What you may not realize is that many hazards on Indiana farms relate to electricity, says Rick Coons, CEO at Indiana Electric Cooperatives. “Each year, between 30  …Read More.

Appliance Safety Devices Provide Constant Protection

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Appliances and Equipment, Plug into Safety.

Today’s home appliances can do much more than the products from just a generation ago. They’re also much safer, thanks to variety of devices that have been developed in the last half-century, says Rick Coons, CEO at Indiana Electric Cooperatives.  …Read More.

Sensible Ways to Protect Yourself from Unsafe Equipment

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Home and DIY, Plug into Safety.

From power tools to appliances, today’s equipment is built to meet rigorous safety standards. But even with those standards, equipment may not be safe if it’s damaged, modified, or used incorrectly, advises Rick Coons, CEO at Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC).  …Read More.

Electrical Safety Has Changed Over the Generations

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Education and Awareness, Plug into Safety.

Electrical technology has changed dramatically since the days when power lines first began to appear along Indiana roads and streets. During the early days, it was hard to imagine for many people how electricity would transform our lives. From air  …Read More.

GFCIs Save Lives When Used Correctly

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Appliances and Equipment, Plug into Safety.

Of all the devices that have been developed to make electricity safer, the ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) has been one of the most significant, says Rick Coons, CEO at Indiana Electric Cooperatives (IEC). “GFCIs are one of the most effective  …Read More.

Appliance Safety Devices Provide Constant Protection

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Appliances and Equipment, Plug into Safety.

Today’s home appliances can do much more than the products from just a generation ago. They’re also much safer, thanks to a variety of devices that have been developed in the last half-century, says Rick Coons, CEO at Indiana Electric  …Read More.

Use Power Tools Safely

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Appliances and Equipment, Plug into Safety.

Today’s power tools are amazing devices that have made us far more productive and reduced the physical demands of many tasks. Power tools provide a safe way to work as long as they’re used correctly, cautions Rick Coons, CEO at  …Read More.

Working outdoors? Work safely around electricity!

Posted January 30, 2015 by IEC Editorial Staff & filed under Home and DIY, Plug into Safety.

This is a great time of year for doing work around the house. As summer brings plenty of sunshine and long evenings to Indiana, you’ll see your neighbors working hard to make their yards and homes look even nicer. While  …Read More.

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