Static Buildup
When friction causes a high level of static electricity to build up, the discharge can cause a fire or explosion if flammable or combustible substances are nearby. This 1-page safety meeting topic can be used to host a quick safety meeting to review examples of how static electricity can be generated, the two basic steps when evaluating static electricity hazards in the work area, and when to report static shocks that happen on the job.
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Fast Version - 1 page
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Sign-in Sheet
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Static Buildup, Industry, Construction, Fast
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Weeklysafety.com exclusive 1-page safety meeting topic that reviews examples of how static electricity can be generated, the two basic steps when evaluating static electricity hazards in the work area, and when to report static shocks that happen on the job.
