SAFETY NEWS BREAK – NOVEMBER 19TH 2021

Jon Knight 11.23.2021

Electrocution Deaths on the Rise in the Midwest

Over a five-month span, electrical hazards have killed four workers in Missouri and Kansas. The Department of labor is now urging Midwest employers to emphasize electrical safety. Let’s take a look at the new initiative in this weeks’ Safety News Break.

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