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8 Electrical Safety Resolutions for 2020

Do you make work resolutions? Some people challenge themselves by setting personal goals for the next 12 months. In the spirit of starting a new year on the right foot, we're re-publishing a list of habits that you may want to adopt as your new...

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Could This Smart Fabric Enhance Electrical Safety?

Read about this new 3D Printed Graphene technology that could potentially detect heat stress, an electrical shock or a possible heart attack.

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Task Qualified Operators: Training Non-Electrical Workers

Those who work around electrical equipment face many hazards, which can lead to electric shock and/or arc flash injuries, and in the worst case, fatalities. Electricians already know this and have most probably received training on how to...

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2020 Electrical Safety Workshop

It's almost that time of the year again! Join us at the 2020 Electrical Safety Workshop on March 2-6 in Reno! We will be at booth #314.

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ASTM Announces 2020 Symposium

The ASTM International Committee F18 on Electrical Protective Equipment for Workers is planning its next Symposium for October 29, 2020. The Symposium will be held at the Renaissance Orlando at SeaWorld in Orlando, FL.

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Join Us for a FREE NFPA 70E Workshop in Scottsdale, Arizona

Get a fresh start in 2020 by joining us at this year’s second NFPA 70E Workshop. This free event will feature speakers Hugh Hoagland and Brandon Schroeder, who will discuss topics related to NFPA 70E, PPE best practices, and a real-life arc flash incident.

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Train the Trainer: NFPA 70E LV & HV

Louisville, KY | March 16-19, 2020

e-Hazard's Award Winning Train the Trainer (TTT) Program is specially designed to prepare qualified trainers to deliver instruction to others based on safety requirements from NFPA 70E, OSHA and NESC.