Electrical shock is a potential hazard to onsite wastewater treatment system professionals. Written procedures for dealing with electrical hazards must be part of a company’s safety plan.
All underground power should be located prior to beginning work on the site. Be aware of overhead power lines that may be in the way of excavation equipment. It may be necessary to contact utility companies to drop lines temporarily to install the system.Because electrical shock can cause serious injury or death, installers should never attempt to repair electrical equipment unless they are experienced with electrical systems. Only trained individuals should be allowed to
Electrical Hazards to Watch for During Septic Repair and Installation
At any given time on a job site, installers may be in close proximity to dangerous voltage levels so proper training and safety practices are required
Oct 12, 2020 | by Sara Heger, Ph.D. |

















