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Understanding the Dangers of High Voltage Shock and Arc Effects in Electrical Work

High voltage shocks can lead to severe electrocution risks when improper tools, like insulated cutters, contact live conductors. Only qualified electrical workers equipped with high voltage hotsticks and voltage-rated gloves should handle such tasks. The effects of high voltage shock include arcing to grounded conduits, which can cause catastrophic injuries. Exit points of electric shock often manifest in critical areas like the thumb, elbow, abdomen, and pelvic region. Awareness and adherence to safety protocols are crucial for preventing fatal accidents.

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Understanding the Dangers of High Voltage Shock and Arc Effects in Electrical Work

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  1. High Voltage Shock & Arc Cable blown away when wire cutters make contact with conductor

  2. High Voltage ShockEffects • Insulated cutters, but inappropriate tool to use for high voltage. • Only High Voltage Hotsticks, with Voltage-rated Gloves can be used for this work. • Qualified Electrical Workers only. • Result: Electrocution.

  3. High Voltage Shock Physical Effects of Electrocution

  4. High Voltage Shock Entry point of High Voltage

  5. High Voltage Shock Effects ~ Arcing to Grounded Conduits (2)

  6. High Voltage Shock Arcing Effects ~ Body to Grounded Conduits (2)

  7. High Voltage Shock Arcing Effects ~ Body to Grounded Conduit

  8. High Voltage Shock Blowout Effects • Exit points (4) • Thru the right thumb, left elbow, abdomen, and pelvic area; where High Voltage Arc blows out… completing the circuit to ground.

  9. High Voltage Shock Entry and Exit Wounds

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