Don't be shocked

Australia, 1959

Film
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This 1959 film outlines safe practices in using electical appliances and apparatus in factory environments. It covers the proper care and use of plugs, powerpoints, fuses, flex and extension cords.

Produced by Fortune Film Productions and the New South Wales Department of Labour and Industry.

Please note: As this is an archival work, the content does not reflect current practice or standards. Professional advice for up-to-date safety practices should be sought from the appropriate contemporary authority.

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Credits

editor

Joan Hansen

producer/director

R.D. Hansen

production company

Fortune Film Productions

New South Wales. Dept. of Labour and Industry

Duration

00:11:07:00

Production places
Australia
Production dates
1959

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