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Michael G. Clendenin is the executive director for the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI). ESFI is North America's only non-profit organization exclusively dedicated to the promotion of electrical safety in the home, school, and workplace. He has created a catalog of electrical safety resources, issuing safety tips through publications, media relations, and their website. He currently acts as the spokesperson for the ESFI and the electrical industry on matters of electrical safety awareness. Clendenin understands how important it is for consumers to arm themselves against electrical hazards by gaining valuable information.

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Avoid Outdoor Electrical Hazards at Work and Home

[ 0 ] By  |  May 19, 2005  |  IAEI May-June 2005

Warmer weather brings an increase in outdoor work in many parts of the country, both on the job and at home. Increasing electrical safety awareness can help ensure those activities do not result in injuries and deaths, according to the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI). Thousands of workers are injured or killed each year due [...]

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ESFI Urges Consumers to “Plug Into Electrical Safety”

[ 0 ] By  |  May 22, 2004  |  IAEI May-June 2004

According to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), in 1999 there were an estimated 38,400 total electrically-related home structure fires, with electrical wiring including switches, receptacles and outlets accounting for 16,300, and cords, plugs and extension cords accounting for another 6,400. As a result, the ESFI is working to raise safety awareness related to outlets [...]

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Homeowners Warned About Aging Home Electrical Systems

[ 0 ] By  |  May 29, 2003  |  IAEI May-June 2003

Owners of older homes may have a much more alarming problem than peeling paint and loose floorboards lurking behind their walls. According to the latest statistics from the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA), electrical distribution was the largest cause of property damage wreaking $643.2 million in property damage in home structure fires, and the third [...]

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