Lightning Safety Tips from Lightning Eliminators

1. Lightning Safety Tips from Lightning Eliminators https://www.lightningprotection.com/

2. Lightning kills more people than tornadoes and hurricanes combined. And for each death caused by lightning, roughly 10 more people are injured. The majority of these lightning injuries leave victims with serious, lifelong neurological damage. But the good news is that lightning death and injury can be prevented through lightning safety tips At the very least, most people know the basics of lightning safety - “don’t go outdoors during a lightning storm,” or “stay away from tall trees when lightning strikes.” Thanks to public education, most people know and remember some main points regarding lightning safety. But lightning protection for any industry is another game altogether. It’s critical that employers, supervisors, and employees understand the dangers of lightning and have a lightning safety plan. Supervisors and workers should know in advance where a worksite’s safe shelters are and the time it takes to reach them. It only takes one strike to change your life forever. https://www.lightningprotection.com/

3. Safe playing Take the right decision, on time every time Employers and supervisors should make it a habit to check local television, radio, and Internet weather reports, forecasts, and emergency notifications for all weather hazards and severe weather activity. Let’s discuss some key lightning safety tips for industries: When lightning occurs and before lightning strikes your site, people need to be warned and moved to a safe place. Safe places are either indoors in a substantial, electrically grounded structure or in an enclosed vehicle. https://www.lightningprotection.com/

4. Resuming work in a timely manner Lightning protection system LEC is capable of putting preventive measures (DAS lightning protection system) in place and keeping them up to date and effective. This is the best tailor made lightning safety tip. In addition to being able to evacuate an area safely in a timely manner, knowing when to resume activity is every bit as important.  There can be great pressure to resume activity once it might "look" safe. But remember the threat of a lightning strike does not go away until at least 30 minutes has passed since the last thunder. https://www.lightningprotection.com/

5. CONTACT US Consider how lightning could affect your workplace. Do you have adequate measures in place to control lightning damages? If not, Lightning Eliminators & Consultant Inc. is just a call away. 6687 Arapahoe Rd. Boulder,CO 80303, USA 303-447-2828 info@lecglobal.com https://www.lightningprotection.com/