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Exposed, Energized Wiring and Electrical Components

Image: Fast Facts cover Poorly maintained or exposed electrical wiring increases the likelihood of fires and electrical shocks in the workplace. Fast Facts. >


Temporary Extension Cords and Power Connectors Should Not Be Used for Permanent Wiring

Image: Fast Facts cover Improper use of easily overloaded, unapproved extension cords can present a serious fire safety hazard in the workplace as well as the home. Fast Facts. >


Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupters Protect You From Electrical Shock Hazards

Image: Fast Facts cover A ground-fault circuit interrupter (GFCI) is used to protect people from electrical shock hazards caused by malfunctioning electrical appliances. Fast Facts. >


Portable Fire Extinguishers Are Often the First Line of Defense for Fire Suppression

Image: Fast Facts cover A portable fire extinguisher is often the first line of defense against a small fire. Fast Facts. >


Office of Compliance 2009 Newsletter

Learn the latest information about training opportunities and your workplace rights in our 2009 Newsletter. >


110th Congress Report on Americans with Disabilities Act Inspections Relating to Public Services and Accommodations

Conducted in the legislative branch during the 110th Congress pursuant to the Congressional Accountability Act of 1995. Report. >


Fire Sprinkler System

Image: Fast Facts cover A Life Saver and Building Protector - fire sprinkler systems are expected to detect, control and suppress unwanted fires. Fast Facts. >


Pandemic Flu: Swine Flu

Image: Fast Facts cover There is a potential pandemic threat from the Swine Flu Virus, which is also known as the H1N1 Influenza Virus. Fast Facts. >


 

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