Prevention and first aid for electric shock

ISOLATION and often working alone put farmers in a vulnerable position when it comes to potentially suffering from electric shock. Jessica Strauss looks at first aid for electric shocks, as well as prevention.

29 April 2016
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Many electrical accidents are caused by faulty wiringand electrical installation, according to Farm Safefigures.

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