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Buemer Bithday'sAnthony Hugee 9/4Ken Stephenson 9/5Mark Sibley 9/7Danielle Williams 9/8Hanno Behm 9/8Gary Reed 9/9Darin Crone 9/9Dina Verissimo 9/11Brandon Dudley 9/11Anthony Hugee 9/4Ken Stephenson 9/5Mark Sibley 9/7Danielle Williams 9/8Hanno Behm 9/8Gary Reed 9/9Darin Crone 9/9Dina Verissimo 9/11Brandon Dudley 9/11Anthony Hugee 9/4Ken Stephenson 9/5Mark Sibley 9/7Danielle Williams 9/8Hanno Behm 9/8Gary Reed 9/9Darin Crone 9/9Dina Verissimo 9/11Brandon Dudley 9/11Buemer AnniversariesJames CoatesBarney LeinbergerSlobodan RatkovicHarmit UpadhyayaChristopher RunckAndrea Dalstein20 years14 years12 years12 years9 years8 yearsJames CoatesBarney LeinbergerSlobodan RatkovicHarmit UpadhyayaChristopher RunckAndrea Dalstein20 years14 years12 years12 years9 years8 yearsJames CoatesBarney LeinbergerSlobodan RatkovicHarmit UpadhyayaChristopher RunckAndrea Dalstein20 years14 years12 years12 years9 years8 years
Safety and WellnessElectrocution Hazards:Electrocution is death by electric shock caused byexposure to lethal amounts of electrical energy. Electricityflows through conductors like wires and power lines tocreate a path or complete a circuit. The human body actsas a conductor when they come into contact with anelectrical current due to things like exposed electricalwires or damaged equipment.Death by electrocution can occur from exposure to as littleas 50 – 100 milliamperes of current. Most 120 Volt circuitscarry 15 to 20 amperes of current. 15 amperes of currentare 300 times what is necessary to cause death byelectrocution!Department HighlightsElectrocution Hazards:Electrocution is death by electric shock caused by exposure to lethalamounts of electrical energy. Electricity flows through conductors likewires and power lines to create a path or complete a circuit. Thehuman body acts as a conductor when they come into contact with anelectrical current due to things like exposed electrical wires ordamaged equipment.Death by electrocution can occur from exposure to as little as 50 – 100milliamperes of current. Most 120 Volt circuits carry 15 to 20 amperesof current. 15 amperes of current are 300 times what is necessary tocause death by electrocution!
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