Home and Safety: Electrical Safety Authority
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Don't wait for winter storms to get your emergency kit ready. Be prepared early by using @TorontoHydro's emergency planning kit: https://bit.ly/3sFSnBd #ONReady

ESA is proud of the work we do. Like working with Cortellucci Vaughan Hospital to ensure its electrical systems were in safe working order prior to opening on Sunday. The new hospital has already accepted patients, easing the burden on other hospitals impacted by COVID-19.

If you're doing your own electrical work, make sure you know the rules. Almost all electrical work requires that a notification of work is filed with ESA. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/2S5TN7a

ESA has taken out notifications for and inspected over 125 temporary emergency health care facilities across the province to support the Government of Ontario initiatives during COVID-19.

Will you be ready for 6 more weeks of winter if the groundhog sees his shadow? We've got storm safety tips to help you get through stormy weather: http://bit.ly/36duYOd

We have lots of easy-to-follow home safety tips to ensure you and your loved ones aren’t at risk of electrical injury: esasafe.com/nosafeshock

Join us in taking a moment of silence today to honour all of our brave servicemen and women.

With home renos on the rise, it’s important to understand the benefits and requirements of hiring a Licensed Electrical Contractor. Learn more: https://esasafe.com/newsr/home-renovations-due-to-covid-19/

Our homes are working overtime as offices and even classrooms these days. All the extra devices we work with can lead to increased electrical hazards. Follow these tips to keep you and your family safe while working from home: https://bit.ly/3cIUZa6