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| Electrical Measurement Safety ProgramEvery day, an average of 9,000 U.S. workers suffer disabling injuries on the job. To help you reduce the level of risk in your work environment, Fluke has created a safety program for electrical measurement - including a free video.
BasicsAnyone performing electrical measurements should understand the safety standards and be certain their tools meet code.
Read this explanation of the safety standards (.pdf) »
Use this checklist to be sure your test tools are safe to use (.pdf) »
Ten mistakes people make working on electrical systems (.pdf) »
Safety Application Notes2009 updates to NFPA 70E (.pdf) »
Making safe live measurements (.pdf) »
Preventing electrical fires (.pdf) »
Choosing the correct fuse (.pdf) »
Don't risk CAT IV areas without the right leads (.pdf) »
Differences in voltage testers can be shocking (.pdf) »
Think 'Test Instruments' when you think PPE (.pdf) » ABCs of multimeter safety (.pdf) »
10 dumb things smart people do when testing electricity (.pdf) »
Personal Protective Equipment for Arc Flash (.pdf) »
Backfed vs. induced voltage (.pdf) »
Testing for absence of voltage (.pdf) »
Lockout-tagout (.pdf) »
NFPA 70E overview (.pdf) » | | 
Safety VideoThe Fluke Safety Video makes the standards easy to understand. (If you don't have Macromedia Flash Player, download that first.)
See a sample of the video (.swf) »
To see the full 28 minute video, order the FREE CD, or purchase the DVD version. You will find a shopping cart where the Free CD has $0.00 for the cost.
Creating a Safety ProgramFor employers, Fluke provides a resource kit with model training and policy programs, a safety presentation, the safety video DVD, a safety poster, and a binder with all of the materials on this site.
Purchase a kit for your company »
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