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part 1

Understanding Electricity

Electricity dominates our lives. To understand it we need to learn more about it. FIrefighters are exposed to electrical hazards quite frequently. The goal of this series provided to PSEN by the National Grid Corporation is to highlight what we need to know and how working with the utility company is the best way to incorporate electrical safety as first responders.

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part 2

Electrical System's

This segments describes how electrical energy comes to us. National Grid teach us about :

  • Generation System
  • Transmission System
  • Distribution System

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part 3

Responding to Electrical Energy Injuries

This segment discusses the concerns when we are responding to electrical shock injuries such as:

  • Cardiac Arrest from electrical shock
  • Electrical Shock Trauma
  • Electrical Burns
  • Arcing Radiation Injuries
  • How to approach electrically charged areas

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Vehicle Rescue when Energized

National Grid Safety addresses and demonstrate the appropriate methods and procedures we should be employing when ever we respond to an emergency involving vehicles that have made contact with utility systems and may have become electrically energized.

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Fire involving Utility Electrical Equipment

The steps that are recommend when ever we respond to a reported transformer fire on a pole, or a pad mounted transformer fire may require alternatives to water based extinguishments, This segment describes and discusses handling utility based electrical fires

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Electrical Hazards in Building Fires

This final segment discusses how we might handle advancing into a building when electrical energy may not be shut off. 

 

 


Self Evaluation

 

What did you learn?
National Grid Electrical Safety Series


The series presented on our network was viewed by a large audience. But I have to ask the question "What did you learn?". PSEN wants to provide an opportunity to self evaluate just that. This month we have developed a series of short review questions for you. 

How about giving them a try.   If you do well then you will be better prepared to handle electrical emergences.  If not you can always review them again. Let's Begin

How Electricity is Delivered

Electrical Fires Involving Energized Vehicles

Fire Involving Utility Electricaql Equipment

Electrical Hazards in Building Fires

 


 

 

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