Electrical Safety Educator's Guide - American Burn Association

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GETTING THE MESSAGE TO THE MEDIA• Sample Public Service AnnouncementsCommunity Fire & Burn Prevention ProgramsElectrical Safety Campaign
Sample Public Service AnnouncementsContact Name: ________________________________Organization: _________________________________Telephone: ___________________________________Email address:________________________________Subject: ELECTRICAL INJURIESRelease Date:Reading Time: 10 secondsElectricity is in every home and can injure someone you love. Call (insert localidentification) for free information on electric safety tips at (telephone number).Reading time: 20 secondsThis is Burn Awareness Month and (insert local identification) wants you to know thatelectricity can injure someone you love. Check your lamp and appliance plugs and cords tomake sure they are not loose or frayed. For free electrical safety information, call (insertlocal identification) at (telephone number.)Reading time: 30 secondsOver 4,000 Americans suffer serious electrical burn injuries every year, and thousands moreare injured in fires started by electricity. Be sure your house wiring and your electriccircuits are safe and strong enough to handle the demands your appliances place on them.For free electrical burn safety and prevention tips, call (insert local identification) at(telephone number)Subject: LIGHTNING INJURIESRelease Date:Reading Time: 10 secondsUp to 100 people die each year in the U.S. from lightning strikes. Call (insert localidentification) at (insert telephone number) for free information on lightning safetyReading Time: 20 secondsSevere weather can occur with little warning. Seek shelter or stay inside as soon as you seelightning, until 30 minutes have passed from the last thunder or flash. Call (insert localidentification) at (insert telephone number) for more information on lightning andCommunity Fire & Burn Prevention ProgramsElectrical Safety Campaign
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