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What Thermal PPE Is Needed Below 240 Volts?
Is there a need for thermal personal protective equipment on circuits with a driving voltage equal to or less than 240-volt AC? If so, what do electrical workers need to be aware of?
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ESW 2024: Call for Papers
IEEE is now accepting paper and tutorial proposals for the 2024 Electrical Safety Workshop to be held in Tucson, AZ.
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March Webinar: Common Tasks That Can Lead to Arc Flash...
This webinar is still available to watch if you register. It examines common equipment & tasks that can lead to an arc flash. Utility and commercial industrial users will benefit.
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Article Link: Is De-energized Equipment Safe to Work On?
What does de-energized mean? The answer varies among electrical workers. We really need to understand ESWC- electrically safe work condition.
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