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Electrical Safety

Keep yourself and your family safe by following simple electrical safety rules at home and on the job.

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Use caution near dams and surrounding waterways.

The Point Lepreau Nuclear Generating Station operates a CANDU reactor - among the safest in the world.

Simple rules that will help keep you safe wherever you are.

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Working safely is a top priority at NB Power and it is important to us that Contractors are safe on the job.

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Request authorization for work near transmission corridors.

Before starting your next job...

Call before you dig.

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