July 10 is National Lineworker Appreciation Day

EIN CS 28 Lineworker appreciation 400

July 3, 2019

To install and maintain Canada’s electrical grid, lineworkers often operate in extreme conditions. During catastrophic events, says the Canadian Electricity Association, lineworkers must deal with one or more occupational hazards, including

  • high-voltage contact
  • working at heights
  • challenging weather conditions
  • welding, cutting and burns

Lineworkers also play an instrumental role to make the environment safe for volunteers and first responders by assessing electrical hazards and removing any live wires.

Show your support by sharing a photo or experience of how a lineworker has made an impact in your life on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter — #LineworkerDay. 

Photo source: American Public Power Association on Unsplash

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