SB100 Preventing Electrocutions and Injury with Industrial GFCIs White Paper
Hundreds of people in the United States are killed by electricity every year, and several times that number are shocked or burned. Most of the industrial cases are caused by contact with overhead electrical lines (which are usually fatal), but there were 66,748 nonfatal electrical industrial in the U.S. between 1992 and 2010 that required time off from work.
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