Electrical Safety Awareness

Max Safety from First Energy educates kids about electricity's benefits and dangers. He explains how electricity powers homes but can be hazardous if not handled properly. The video covers safety tips for dealing with power lines, especially during storms, and emphasizes the importance of staying away from electrical equipment like transformers and substations. It includes a pop quiz on electricity speed and provides guidance on what to do if a car is involved with a downed power line. The key message is to 'Stop, Look, Live' to ensure safety around electricity.

What is one of the main roles of electricity in our homes?

• To power our electronic devices

• To clean the house

• To cook food

• To provide internet access

What does it mean when an object is 'energized'?

• It is full of energy and safe to touch

• It is connected to a power source and dangerous

• It is moving quickly

• It is glowing in the dark

How far should you stay away from a downed power line?

• 40 feet

• 30 feet

• 20 feet

• 10 feet

What should you do if you see a power line on the ground?

• Try to move it

• Stay away and call 9-1-1

• Ignore it

• Take a photo

Why should you avoid climbing on green electrical boxes?

• They are private property

• They are too high

• They contain dangerous electrical equipment

• They are slippery

What should you do if a power line falls on your car?

• Honk the horn for help

• Drive away quickly

• Stay inside until help arrives

• Get out immediately

If you must exit a car with a power line on it, how should you do it?

• Climb out through the window

• Open the door and step out

• Jump out and run

• Jump away without touching the car and ground simultaneously

What is the first thing you should do if you see an open or unlocked electrical box?

• Call your friends

• Take a picture

• Stay away and inform an adult

• Try to close it

What should you do if your toy flies over a substation fence?

• Forget about it

• Climb the fence to get it

• Tell an adult to call the power company

• Throw another toy to retrieve it

What is a simple phrase to remember for staying safe around electricity?

• Watch, Wait, Warn

• Jump, Shout, Stay

• Stop, Look, Live

• Run, Hide, Call