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INTRODUCTION
1.1 ABSTRACT
CONCLUSION
5.1 CONCLUSION
Electric shocks are the third driving reason for death among development
workers. Somewhere in the range of 2003 and 2015, the quantity of electric shock
death in construction industry diminished by 39% contrasted with the 16% decrease in
development fatalities, proposing intercession on development electric shock is
moderately successful. In spite of the decrease, 82 construction worker accident and
death with electric shocks or electrocution in 2015, more than the quantity of electric
shock fatalities in each other industry joined. More electric shock death or accident
were brought about by immediate or aberrant presentation to in excess of 220 volts of
power than some other function, and electric parts (electrical cables, transformers,
converters, and so on) were the main wellspring of electric shock death. Contrasted
with all fatalities, a bigger bit of electric shock fatalities happened at foundations with
10 or less representatives. Electrical contractual workers had a higher number of
electric shock passing than some other subsector. By occupation, circuit testers had
the most noteworthy number of electric shock fatalities, while power-line installers
had the most noteworthy rate. By age gathering, moderately aged workers had a
higher extent of electric shock fatalities, while worker under 25 years had the most
noteworthy danger of all ages gathering.
[1] Electrocutions and Prevention in the Construction Industry by CPWR Data Center :
Xuanwen Wang, PhD, Rebecca Katz, MPH, Chris Le, MPH, Xiuwen Sue Dong,
DrPH 2017
URL:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/323738231_Electrocutions_and_Prevention
_in_the_Construction_Industry
[2] Electrocution Safety In The Workplace by The Carlson Law Firm 2018
URL:
https://www.carlsonattorneys.com/news-and-update/electrocution-safety-at-the-
workplace#:~:text=Always%20use%20ladders%20made%20of,heavy%20equipment
%20under%20power%20lines.
URL:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/323738231_Electrocutions_and_Prevention
_in_the_Construction_Industry