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... and topped off with an explosive Nitroglycerin cap" (ASME 2012). The process allowed for the successful "shooting" of the well, which would break up the rocks and allow for smoother flow of oil. electrocution exposure inspection fracturing materials proppant explosion extraction industry hazard...

... Health & Medicine Conductor procedure high-voltage electric safety electric arc hazard safety precaution US government electrocution resistance requirement electrical energy power line electricity current flow injury body resistance Introduction Many employees...

... an average of 411 deaths occurs each year in the workplace due to contact with electrical energy. Electrocutions are the fifth leading cause of death, accounting for 7% of all workplace fatalities. The number of people who believe that normal household current is not lethal or that overhead power lines...

... to occur. A person will not become electrocuted (i.e. die) if insulated from ground. It must be understood that electrocution is not always easy to establish or diagnose and the degree of injury can vary tremendously. Failure to clearly establish cause may set the stage for reoccurrence. The discussion...

... fatalities annually. BLS Census of Fatal Occupational injuries, 1992-97 2. Consumer Product related electrocutions averaged 550 over the last four years of available information (1992-95). National Center for Health Statistics, CPSC/EHHA 3. Residential fire deaths resulting from electrical equipment averaged...