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This document provides safety tips for using portable electric tools. It warns that 110 volts can still be fatal due to amperage. It advises checking tools for cracks, frayed cords, exposed wires, overheating, and damaged casings. Extension cords should be heavy duty and protected. Workers should not try to repair tools themselves and throw out unsafe tools. The talk encourages inspecting example tools and asking workers about past injuries.
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