This week in my newsletter I wrote about the Plan-Do-Check-Act cycle with respect to electrical safety programs, or really any …

Short answer yes, but how concerned? Well that's a harder question to answer.

As far as I'm aware, there hasn't …

In order to protect yourself and workers in your facility, it is important that everyone is aware of how to …

There are really only two types of electrical hazards: shock and arc flash. CSA Z462 gives a short definition for …

PPE is the last line of defense when it comes to arc flash mitigation, according to the hierarchy of hazard …

The second to last line of defense with arc flash mitigation, according to the Hierarchy of Hazard Mitigation, is administrative …

If you can't eliminate the hazard completely, and you can't substitute the problem areas of your system with more appropriate …

Arc flash mitigation is important: to ensure the safety of a worker, every possible step must be taken to mitigate …

Today, I will outline three things you can do with a completed incident energy study. Completing these tasks is an …

The latest revision of IEEE 1584 was released in 2002, and since then there has been much work on preparing …

A little while ago, I talked about two important components of electricity: voltage and current. Understanding both is key to …