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- 🥵 Prevention is key to protecting workers from heat stress:Â
- Hydrate frequently. If you wait until you’re thirsty, you’ve waited too long. Â
- Take breaks in shaded or air-conditioned areas.Â
- Adjust work schedules, planning heavy activities for cooler parts of the day.Â
- Wear lightweight, loose-fitting, light-colored clothing.Â
- Wear sunscreen, a hat and sunglasses. Â
- Know the signs of heat stress and watch out for each other.
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2024 Employee Service Awards
Franklin Electric Cooperative Years of Service Awards45 Years of Service30 Years of Service25 Years of Service35 Years of Service35 Years of Service25 Years of Service
2023 Employee Service Awards
Franklin Electric Cooperative recently presented service awards to employees in recognition of years of service ranging from 20 to 40 years.40 Years of Service30 Years of Service25 Years of Service35 Years of Service25 Years of Service20 Years of Service
2022 Employee Service Awards
Franklin Electric Cooperative presents employee years of service awards. 20 Years of Service Sherry Bragwell
Know What’s Below. Call Before You Dig.
It’s Free & It’s the Law
Before you begin any work, including construction, you should always check your local and state laws, regulations, and guidelines, as well as federal standards. The Code of Alabama requires all persons, including homeowners, responsible for digging, excavating, or blasting must provide at least two business days advance notice to the owners of any underground facilities in the area.
*The two working days notice does not include the day of the notification request.
Notification to Franklin Electric Cooperative can be made by calling 811 from anywhere in Alabama or 800-292-8525 from outside of the state of Alabama. Your request can also be made online by visiting the Homeowner Locate Request Portal.
You will be asked to provide necessary information pertaining to your project and location.
For more information on Alabama 811, visit their website www.al811.com
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