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THE
"FAR FROM ULTIMATE
GUIDE TO"
GENERATOR PREPARATIONS and
SELECTION.
You don't have to be clueless to read this, but
at least it's a leg up!
If you are not sure how to start in your
preparations, and if you are not sure how or if to select a Generator, then this is for you.
"Generators
for Simple Folks" is written to make the process simple and easy
to understand. This isn't the bit and byte technical stuff, but it will take you a long
way in preparing
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A BRIEF WORD ON SAFETY.
You may be thinking "Duh!!!!!,
of course, it's only common sense."
We agree, common sense says not everything about safety
has been covered here. Common sense says a lot of things. But most importantly, listen to
common sense and never negotiate safety. The single most important tool you have, is your
mind.
So if safety has a lot to do with common sense, why do
people get hurt? Because they are either doing something that is beyond thier abilities or
expertise, try to short cut safety measures, and defeat safety measures. Doesn't sound
like the application of common sense does it?
Common sense says:
Don't tackle tasks that are risky and dangerous. You
have qualified tradesmen and professionals in your area that can do the jobs safely,
legally, and quickly. You can always negotiate price with these folks, don't negotiate
safety. These professionals have years of training and experience, and they are trained to
recognize and eliminate potential safety hazards. While we attempt to show you a general
concept on how it is done, it is not intended that you do it. Every situation is different
and posses a very individule safety concern.
Plan, plan, plan. Research, and make sure you get
good credible information on everything.
Pay attention to all the Manufacturer Safety
Instructions in your equipment manuals.
Generators and electricity can be very safe, and
reliable. They can also be very dangerous when done improperly.
Always consult your local Building and Electrical
Codes for specific information regarding what you are doing. They can assist you in making
your efforts safe, legal and compliant.
When working, take a break, and relax once in a
while. Step back and think about what you are doing, and what is going to happen. If you
are tired, it is time to stop for a rest and think.
Include safety concerns in all your plans, and make
sure it is one of the first items addressed when you begin to execute your plan.
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A Note from The
Simple Team
Disclaimer:
"Generators For Simple Folks" is
written as a general outline for the subject matter, and makes no guarantee as to the
accuracy or completeness of the information within. The information in these pages should
NOT be considered reliable, nor should it be considered actual or fact. While the authors
have made an effort to research the information within these pages, they assume no
responsibility for it's content or interpretation. The reader assumes all liabilities, and
is held responsible to research and validate all information presented.
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