Content of power safety handwritten report

I think the contents of the handwritten report on electricity safety are as follows:

Title: Everyone is responsible for electricity safety

I. Introduction

With the rapid development of modern science and technology, electricity has become an indispensable part of our daily life. However, the widespread use of electricity has also brought certain security risks. In order to ensure the safety of our living and working environment, everyone has the responsibility to learn and abide by the safety rules of electricity use.

second, the importance of electricity safety

1. protect life safety: unsafe electricity use may lead to serious accidents such as electric shock and fire, threatening people's lives.

2. Maintain property safety: The failure of power equipment may cause fire and cause property losses.

3. Ensure the normal operation of the power system: Abiding by the safety rules of electricity consumption is helpful to maintain the stability of the power system and ensure the normal supply of electricity.

Third, the basic rules of electricity safety

1. Do not connect wires without authorization, and do not use damaged plugs and sockets.

2. Don't use electricity overload, and avoid using multiple high-power appliances.

3. Do not touch the appliance with wet hands or wipe it with wet cloth.

4. Unplug the electrical appliance after use to save electricity.

5. Be familiar with safety color codes and safety signs, such as red indicating prohibition, stopping and fire fighting, yellow indicating attention to danger, and blue indicating enforcement.

IV. Emergency measures in case of power accident

1. Electric shock: immediately cut off the power supply, and separate the electric shock victim from the power supply with an insulating object for first aid.

2. Fire: After cutting off the power supply, use tools such as fire extinguishers to put out the fire, and at the same time dial the fire alarm number.

3. Power failure: Keep calm, use lighting tools such as flashlights, and don't use naked flames. Contact the power supply department to find out the cause of power outage and recovery time.