👉Here's a safety reminder: Never stockpile snow or other materials in the vicinity of overhead powerlines. It can lead to hazards ⚡ such as serious electrical injury or fatal shock. ⚠️ Always stay at least 3 metres away from overhead powerlines. #PowerlineSafety #SafetyFirst

Dangerous Enterprise! Stay Safe, Stay Clear: Avoid conducting commercial activities under powerlines to prevent potential risks to lives and property. #PowerLineSafety #StaySafeAlways #IECares

Go fly a kite..... somewhere safe. Stay away from powerlines when flying kites. If your kite gets tangled in the wires, let go of the string and handle and move away. #powerlinesafety

We want you to stay safe around electricity! ⛈️ Windy weather and storms can cause outages and downed power lines. If you see power lines on the ground, stay away, warn others and call 888-223-0800 immediately. https://t.co/7Ff8RsvrAr  #PowerLineSafety #NationalSafetyWeek

Are trees on your property growing close to power lines? 🌳 With hurricane season still here, it's time to check. If a tree is touching a line, DO NOT attempt to cut it. Call us at 888-CALL-JPS (888-225-5577) and we'll handle it. #JPSSafety #PowerlineSafety

The demarcation point marks where ownership changes from Milton Hydro to the property owner. Beyond this, maintenance is the customer’s responsibility. We’re still here to safely isolate lines when needed. Learn more: https://t.co/s77PJnjLSW... #PowerlineSafety #TheMoreYouKnow

Storms may cause downed power lines. Downed power lines are dangerous, so remember to not touch or drive over a downed line. Stay far away and contact DME immediately at (940)349-7000 #StaySafe #PowerlineSafety

If you're putting up Christmas Lights this weekend, look up and out for overhead powerlines! Keep ladders and tools at least 3 metres away or you could be seriously hurt or killed #Powerlinesafety

⚠️ Safety Reminder: Keep away from powerlines and never climb utility poles. #StaySafe #PowerlineSafety

🚨 DOWNED=DANGER! If you see a downed power line, always assume it's live and report it immediately by calling 888-223-0800. For more power line safety tips, visit our website: https://t.co/7Ff8RsvrAr #PowerLineSafety #StaySafe

If you’re trimming trees or cutting firewood, remember safety first, especially if you’re near a powerline. If you see a tree on or near a powerline, never try to trim it or remove it yourself. Stay back and call us at 1-888-737-1296. #powerlinesafety #besafe

Remember: If you come across a downed powerline stay at least 10 meters (30 feet) away and call 911. Never attempt to touch or move it and always assume the lines are energized.  #PowerlineSafety

Today is National Kite Flying day! Stay safe when flying your kite this spring and summer. Do not fly around power lines and never retrieve a kite if it should get caught in a powerline. #NavajoUtilities #ElecricalSafety #PowerlineSafety

#DYK that ice buildup on power lines can cause them to break or fall? Be cautious during ice storms. ⚠️ ✅ Do NOT touch or approach fallen power lines ✅ Report them immediately to us ✅ Stay inside during extreme winter weather. Stay safe! ❄️ #PowerlineSafety

#PowerLineSafety Building shacks or houses next to or under high-voltage power lines is extremely dangerous. Faults and broken lines can cause electrocution or serious injuries. Stay safe by building away from power lines. #PublicSafety

⚡ Myths vs. Facts! ⚡ There are many myths out there about powerline safety and believing them can be dangerous. ESA is busting those myths and sharing real safety tips to help keep you, your family, and your community safe. #PowerlineSafety #InnPower #ESASafe

Your safety matters to Eskom. Here are essential tips to keep you safe when working near power lines. #PublicSafety #PowerLineSafety

Icy road conditions can cause accidents. Do you know what to do if you contact a power line? For powerline safety tips: https://t.co/7Mo4P1jWDE ❄️ #PowerLineSafety #DriveSmart

Warning! Keep a safe distance from overhead power lines! Your life is worth it! #ibedc #PowerLineSafety #ElectricalSafety #safetyfirst