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Electrical workers face a number of hazards every day. Some of these hazards, such as electrocution and shock, are obvious; others, such as chronic trauma disorder or minor back injury, are less obvious but occur more frequently. This page provides information about the hazards that electrical workers may experience as a part of their jobs, and was developed in cooperation with IEC as part of the OSHA-IEC Alliance.
http://www.osha.gov/SLTC/electricalcontractors/index.html

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That's a really handy link to have,
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