Safety

Learn the 3 Keys of Electrical Safety

In June, we launched the "Don't become part of the circuit" campaign to encourage trades workers to learn the 3 Keys of Electrical Safety. You'll be seeing transit shelter ads near construction sites, posters on job sites and hearing radio ads throughout the summer.

Working around power lines is hazardous. You need to know how to stay safe. Learn the 3 Keys of Electrical Safety, sign up for electrical safety training and download posters for your worksite.


Workplace Safety & Training Be careful when working with electricity and remember to use the 3 Keys of Electrical Safety.		Be Safe at Home Follow these tips to help make your home safe and comfortable.


Call Before You Dig Find out what safety precautions you need to take when digging near power lines.		Power Outage Safety Power failures do happen, so it makes sense to be prepared for them.


Hydroelectric Facilities Hydroelectric generating facilities can be interesting places to see, but it’s important to take safety precautions when you visit.		Vegetation & Power Lines Get detailed information about planting or pruning near power lines.


Safety in Emergencies Electrical accidents can produce serious injuries or even death. If you see a downed power line, contact BC Hydro immediately.		Safety for Kids Teach children to follow safety rules and to always play it safe around electricity.


Electric & Magnetic Fields BC Hydro supports research into E&MFs as part of an international effort to address public health concerns.		Electricity Theft BC Hydro works with governments and law enforcement on the problem of electricity theft, including grow ops and safety.

Last Modified: Jun 18, 2009