Three hundred forty-nine case studies and their consideration of electrical accidents in Japan

Analysis of the Average Duration of Sick Leave Due to Electrical Contact in the Primary, Secondary and Tertiary Sectors in Spain (2013-2019)

“…The results also clearly show the major impact of electrical accidents on the seriousness of occupational accidents. This situation has been already reported in several studies that have shown the greater severity of the consequences derived from electrical accidents [40,42,[50][51][52].…”

“…Many questions probably remain unasked, but the evidence shows that stakeholders must make every effort to mitigate and control the adverse conditions of primary sector workers. Likewise, and as Ichikawa [52] argues, in order to reduce the number of electrical accidents in the workplace, it is essential to continue and improvement of preventive measures and safety training following electrical accidents.…”