Audio Soundbites

Audio Soundbites

	Tornado Safety
	Cut 1 -Downed power lines – :25
	Cut 2 - Cleanup after severe weather – :24
	Cut 3 - Cleaning up from storm and water damage – :24
	Cut 4 - Driving and downed power lines – :24

	Hurricane Safety
	Cut 1 - Downed power line safety - :22
	Cut 2 - Vehicles and downed power lines - :14
	Cut 3 - Flooding in the home - :10
	Cut 4 - Don’t use candles after a hurricane - :12
	Cut 5 - Know how to shut down utilities - :21
	Cut 6 – Generator back feed prevention- :17

	General Electrical Safety
	Cut 1 - Look up and look around for wires - :24
	Cut 2 - Drop lines and tree trimming around the home- :19
	Cut 3 - Tree climbing and digging safely - :25

	Equipment Tampering/Copper Theft
	Cut 1 – Keeping safe around substations - :23
	Cut 2 – Keeping your business safe, securing a work site and spreading the word on copper theft - :22

	Farm Safety
	Cut 1 – Prepare everyone at the beginning of the day - :18
	Cut 2 – That line may be closer than it looks – use a spotter - :16
	Cut 3 – Equipment loading and transport tips - :20
	Cut 4 – Never move a power line, metal isn’t the only material that conducts electricity, using a qualified electrician - :26

	Fire Prevention
	Cut 1 – Extension cords aren’t permanent solutions and not too many appliances on one circuit - :16
	Cut 2 – How many watts should you put on one circuit? - :17
	Cut 3 – What to do in the event of an electrical fire - :21

	Generator Safety
	Cut 1 – Running and refueling your generator safely - :31
	Cut 2 – Protecting your appliances and keeping children safe around generators - :23
	Cut 3 – Safely running your generator safely in wet conditions - :20
	Cut 4 – Using extension cords with generators and proper generator shut down - :22

	Pet Safety
	Cut 1 - No chewing on cords- :13
	Cut 2 - Keep away from electrical connections - :08
	Cut 3 - Keep taller items like lamps away - :13

Search Content