The Power of cooperation
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<abstract>First responders, utility workers face new electrical hazards firefighters, utility workers and EMS providers constantly must be vigilant in proyecting themselves from electrical hazards. Almost no incident response is free of electrical danger - from vehicle crashes and structure fires, to disasters and floods. The danger can stem from downed power lines, vehicle batteries, and exposed wires in buildings or from any piece of electrical equipment or wiring. Cooperation between emergency personnel and utility workers is essential to ensuring everyone on the scene is protected</abstract>
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