Northfork Electric
Cooperative, Inc. Operating in
Beckham, Roger Mills, Washita, Greer, Custer, Harmon, and Dewey
SCOTT COPELAND GENERAL MANAGER
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Jimmy Taylor-Pres ............................. Elk City Charles Hickey-V. Pres ....................... Reydon Ransom Snowden-Sec-Treas ............. Erick Chris Mackey .................................... Sayre Larry Smith
..................................Cheyenne Lloyd Joe Patton .............................. Sayre Danny Davis ....................................Elk City Jack Ivester
...................................Attorney
SAYRE OFFICE
Kenny Waugh
....................Mgr. of Marketing Lisa
Dailey...................Mgr. of Office Services Jeff Mohr
...................Mgr. of Acct. & Finance Kay Brown
............................Adm. Assistant Richard Bowdre .................. Operations Mgr.
REYDON OFFICE Barbara Swope ..........................655-4557
FOR OUTAGES AFTER 5 P.M. CALL 1-800-NO-VOLTS (1-800-668-6587) or
(580) 928-3366
OFFICE HOURS 8 AM TO 5 PM MONDAY-FRIDAY
DATES TO REMEMBER READINGS MUST BE IN
NORTHFORK OFFICE BY THE 10th
OF EACH MONTH TO BE USED FOR BILLING
ADDRESS P.O. Box 400
SAYRE, OK 73662 301 E. MAIN
Orange cones, flashing lights, and warning signs all indicate a work zone on the road ahead. Within these zones are men and women doing work such as road construction, working on power lines, or trim- ming trees. Unfortunately, hundreds of these workers are injured every year from work and road hazards. Safe Electricity urges motorists to slow down and pay attention in work zones while driving. To help prevent fatalities and in- juries, Safe Electricity recommends the following guidelines while driv- ing:
• Keep a safe distance between your vehicle and traffic barriers, trucks, construction equipment, and workers.
• Be patient. Traffic delays are sometimes unavoidable, so try to allow time for unexpected occur- rences in your schedule.
• Obey all signs and road crew flag instructions.
• Merge early and be courteous to other drivers.
This institution is an equal oppor- tunity provider and employer.
• Use your headlights at dusk and during inclement weather.
• Minimize distractions. Avoid activities such as operating a radio or eating while driving.
Be aware of the legislation in your are. Many states have hefty fines or even jail time for violating traffic laws in work zones.
Power poles and electrical equip- ment line streets and highways, and narrow roadways often require crews to place their equipment in traffic lanes. Their work activities are often taken for granted but benefit us all; and, like everyone, they deserve a safe workplace. 8775-002 Be alert to utility crews and other work zone workers for their safety as well as yours.
Don’t make the jobs of road workers, electric utility linemen, and tree trimmers more dangerous. Drive safely.
For more safety information, visit
SafeElectricity.org.
Safety Tips for Work Zones
By Heath Martin NFEC Safety Director
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