Safely Powering Your Life Every Day

The electricity that powers our lives has become so commonplace that people sometimes forget the importance of using it safely. But no one makes electrical safety more of a priority than your local Touchstone Energy cooperative. They’re the experts who practice it and rely on it every day. Tap into their knowledge with these tools and tips to reduce preventable accidents and help keep every co-op member safe in and around their homes.

Electricity is a powerful resource and is the backbone of our daily lives. We rely on it and we never forget: safety is a top priority. The best way to prevent accidents is to review safety steps regularly. Learn more about our safety resources, take the safety quiz and review our safety checklist to help you use energy wisely and safely.

Home Electrical Safety Checklist

Use the interactive Electrical Safety Checklist to make sure your home is as safe as possible.

Click any room below to get started.

Tap the house to download a PDF of safety tips for your home.


 
 
 
 
 
 

Bedroom Safety Checklist
Kitchen Safety Checklist
Laundry Safety Checklist
Living Room Safety Checklist
Bathroom Safety Checklist
Garage Safety Checklist


 

Electrical Safety Quiz

Test your knowledge and learn if you’re using electricity safely.

Safety Articles

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Follow these simple safety tips to reduce the risk of fire and other hazards.

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Extreme winter weather can lead to closed roads and power outages. Are you prepared?

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With these measures, you can help protect your home against fire damage and keep your family safe.

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Emergencies can happen at any time. Take these steps to ensure the safety of your staff and facility.

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Working in extreme heat can pose special health and safety hazards.