Safety with Electricity
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Are our bodies good or bad conductors of electricity? Explain your answer.
GOOD conductors. Our bodies are made up of 70% water. WATER conducts electricity, so it will easily flow through our body and give us an ELECTRIC SHOCK.
Name 3 safety checks to do with your APPLIANCES.
Check appliances regularly for any: • FAULTY controls. • BROKEN or MISSING parts. • LOOSE parts.
Name 5 PLUG safety tips.
• Only use SABS-approved plugs. • Do not OVERLOAD a wall socket - use an ADAPTER. • Do not PULL the plug out by the CORD - always remove by the plug. • SWITCH OFF the wall socket BEFORE taking out the plug. • Do not STICK anything into the wall socket. • COVER unused sockets with safety plugs (especially to protect babies).
Name 4 CORD safety tips.
• Do not use WORN/FRAYED cords - make sure they are completely insulated. • Do not put cords near HEAT. • Do not put cords under MATS. • Do not put cords where people WALK.
Name 4 GENERAL electricity safety tips.
• Keep electricity away from WATER. • Do not use appliances with WET hands. • Do not play near PYLONS and SUBSTATIONS. • Do not touch TRANSMISSION WIRES.