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December 1, 2006, Newsletter Issue #66: Things To Avoid In Industrial Wire Management
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In the interest of good jobsite safety practices, here are a list of things you should never do with wires and cables: * Never overload an outlet or surge protector * Never leave cables unsecured in a high-traffic area * Always use ground fault circuit interruptors in outlets near water * Never staple wires against a surface to secure them * Never reuse an appliance that trips a circuit without having a technician look at it * Never use a cable that appears to be cracked or frayed * Never pull a cable taut to plug it into an outlet, always allow some slack
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