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Injured CUB lineman recovering after electrical shock

Posted at 10:18 pm April 10, 2019
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Information from WYSH Radio

A Clinton Utilities Board lineman was recovering in the hospital on Wednesday, one day after being injured while on the job in Clinton on Tuesday.

Shortly before noon Tuesday, a CUB employee identified by his daughter as Mike Bavousett was part of a crew working to replace old conductors with newer ones as part of an upgrade project. The crew was in the process of splicing a piece of wire into the conductor to get the wire down to the pulling equipment on the ground when the conductor came loose from the splice and slipped up into an energized conductor overhead where Bavousset was working. Officials are still working to identify exactly what went wrong. No one else was injured in the incident. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Clinton, Clinton, Front Page News, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: Clinton Utilities Board, CUB, CUB lineman, electrical burn, Mike Bavousett, Rodney Quarles, Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Adminstration, TOSHA, WYSH Radio

Safety Fest TN scheduled September 12-16

Posted at 1:12 am August 11, 2016
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Safety at work, at home, and in the community! Why? Because accidents know no boundaries and safety shouldn’t either. It’s needed everywhere. Once a year, an event is held to promote safer workplaces, home-life, and communities by offering free safety and health classes to everyone. Last year, more than 850 workers from 79 cities in six states registered for the free classes.

For the fifth consecutive year, Safety Fest TN—partnering with numerous public, private, government, and nonprofit organizations—will host a week of safety and health classes, live demonstrations, a Safety Expo, and a community safety forum, all free of charge to everyone who registers. The event is scheduled for September 12-16 with classes in multiple locations in Oak Ridge and Knoxville.

Rosie Abrams organizes Safety Expo, a two-day trade show with booth space for up to 41 sponsors. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Business, Front Page News, Oak Ridge Tagged With: Dave Neubauer, J.J. Rochelle, Jenny Freeman, Joe Estey, Michelle Keever, Rosie Abrams, Safety Expo, Safety Fest TN, safety forum, Tennessee Occupational Safety and Health Administration, TOSHA, World Class Safety

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