ELECTRICAL SAFETY
When it comes to electricity inside and outside of your home, safety should always be your number one priority. At Codington-Clark Electric Cooperative (CCEC), we are committed to working safely and effectively to protect members and employees. We strive to bring you the power of safety through education and community outreach, with safety tools, resources, and programs such as Safety Town and Co-ops in the Classroom for students.
CCEC is proud to be an active participant in the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association’s (NRECA) Rural Electric Safety Achievement Program (RESAP), a comprehensive system-wide approach to improving safety.
Home Electrical Safety
Home Electrical Safety
Do you know how often GFCIs should be tested? Or what safety tips directly apply to your basement area? Learn about household safety.
Grant's Story SE SD Fatality
Grant's Story SE SD Fatality
Power Line Accident Story
Power Line Accident Story
Downed Power Line Safety
Downed Power Line Safety
Fallen power lines can cause serious injury or death. Learn what to do if you encounter a downed line, and how to get away safely.
Power Outage Safety
Power Outage Safety
Power outages happen. Do you know what to do to keep yourself and your family safe? Learn how to prepare an outage kit, keep your food safe, handle short and extended outages, and more.
G e n e r a t o r Safety
Generator Safety
When severe storms and natural disasters cause power outages, it can be an inconvenience—or even a problem—to be without electricity. Purchasing a backup generator can help with preparation for such power outages and provide peace of mind.
High Voltage Demonstration
High Voltage Trailer Demonstration
James Hatton of CCEC demonstrates high voltage at Lake Area Technical College.
Snowmobile Safety
Snowmobile Safety
Outlet Overload
Outlet Overload
Overloaded power strips and outlets greatly increase the possibility of an electrical fire.