Monthly Resource Guide
For April 2021
Publications & Communications
Use your Safe Electricity resources to show appreciation for your lineworkers this April (or any time of the year). There are new graphics that shed some light on what lineworkers do and what they wear. You can also customize one of the articles (What does a lineworker do?) by adding headshots and profiles of your lineworkers. Don’t miss the new work zone safety explainer video, great for social media, and a new Safety Sadie print graphic. Other new resources address safe digging and tree trimming.
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Graphics & Artwork
Infographic: Electrical Lineworkers
Print Graphic: Call Before You Dig
Photo Package: Work Zone
Print Graphic: What Lineworkers Do
Pictograph: Work Zone Safety
Print Graphic: Tree Trimming
Print Graphic: Safety Sadie
Social Media Resources
April's Social Media Package includes images, graphics, and sample posts with webpage links. Topics include safe digging, lineworker appreciation, work zone awareness, Earth Day and more! You can download one, several, or the complete package.
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Articles
Lineworker Appreciation: What does a lineworker do
[205 words; two graphics included plus option to profile your lineworkers]

While it takes each employee across all departments to keep operations running smoothly at [INSERT NAME OF UTILITY], one of the more visible jobs is that of a lineworker.
[282 words; two graphics included]

Although road maintenance crews come to mind when thinking of orange directional signs and work zones, other workers perform job duties near the road as well, including utility and tree-trimming crews.
Bonus Article: Slow down and move over
[365 words; six photos included]

Every state has laws that require drivers to slow down or switch lanes if possible when they pass emergency vehicles and, in many states, transportation maintenance, work trucks and other authorized vehicles as well. These are often referred to as “move over” laws.
Member Spotlight
Check out how some members are using resources:
Safety Sadie coloring page, Taylor Electric Cooperative, Wisconsin
Know What to Do infographic, Midland Power Cooperative, Iowa
Preparing for Winter Storm Outages article, Oklahoma Association of Electric Cooperatives
Heat Your Space Safely infographic MiEnergy Cooperative, Minnesota
Downed Power Line social media post, Cloverland Electric Cooperative, Michigan
Space Heater social media post, Freeborn-Mower Cooperative Services, Minnesota
Safe Electricity Updates
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EEC Board Member Bio
Read about Board Chair Jim Miles’ commitment to the industry and to safety. We will periodically feature Board members as space allows.