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"It's Just Two Little Wires"
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At a window blind manufacturing plant, we found a long list of issues to be corrected. Some of these were the usual non-compliances: incorrect grounding, non-certified components, certified components used incorrectly, and access to live parts. The required markings needed to be put into place, advising anyone opening the cabinet to disconnect from power before servicing. It’s interesting to consider that these kinds of warning markings serve two purposes: to protect workers from electrical shock, and to protect the owner of the workplace from legal challenges in case these warnings are ignored. More

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