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Many electrical cables are coloured to show their purpose and the voltage they are carrying. With the different standards used all over the world, one should never assume that a cable of a particular colour is at a particular voltage. It is very important that you identify what voltages are present on an installation you are not familiar with. Electrical safety training should be undergone for better comprehension. Book for your training at noiaa.com or call (+237) 243 003 709 / 657 100 252 for training details. #noiaaltd #safetytraining
TAKE CONTROL of ARC FLASH! Electrical Safety Specialist, Management Consultant - helping employers take control of electrical hazard management with validated residual risk at TW Becker Electrical Safety Consulting Inc.
CSA Z462 2021 is now obsolete. Do you have an Arc Flash & Electric Shock re-training plan for your staff? Employers are now required to: ▶ PROVIDE TRAINING FOR NEW & EXISTING WORKERS: Provide CSA Z462, 2024 Edition training for new employees and refresher/updates training for those previously trained. ▶ UPDATE THEIR ELECTRICAL SAFETY PROGRAM (ESP): Review and update the ESP based on the 2024 Edition of CSA Z462, including a gap analysis and documentation updates. ▶ REVIEW ELECTRICAL SAFETY WORK PRACTICES: Ensure all practices are up-to-date to meet the requirements of the latest edition of CSA Z462. This is not a comprehensive list of requirements, but in my view, the most time-sensitive. ▶ If you haven't booked re-training yet, and would like information sent to you, please write "info" in the comments. I will send you a package that explains the latest changes and updates.
🛠️Q & A Time 🛠️ 𝐐: 𝐖𝐡𝐨 𝐢𝐬 𝐜𝐨𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐝 '𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐞𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐭'? Does the person need to have undertaken a course, or could one be trained at work by a colleague who has done the course? 𝐀: When it comes to electrical work, being '𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐞𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐭' means having the right skills and knowledge to do the job safely. In adherence to electrical regulations, being recognised as '𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐩𝐞𝐭𝐞𝐧𝐭'often requires getting certified by organisations like the Electrical Workers Registration Board (EWRB). So, if you're looking to prove your competency, it's a good idea to take courses like 𝐄𝐒𝐓 or 𝐄𝐒𝐏 that are recognised by these organisations. They'll help you gain the skills you need to do electrical work safely and effectively. Learn more about #TESTntel: www.testntel.co.nz 📧 Email us at customer.service@testntel.co.nz or 📞 Call us at 𝟎𝟖𝟎𝟎 𝟖𝟑𝟕 𝟖𝟖𝟐𝟒 #TestandTag #WorkplaceSafety #TestandTagAuckland #TestandTagWellington #TestandTagChristchurch #ElectricalInspection #TestandTagNZ #ElectricalSafety #PortableApplianceTesting
🌟 Why Grace PESDs? Grace PESDs (Permanent Electrical Safety Devices) provide innovative solutions for ensuring electrical safety without compromising accessibility. These devices enhance safety and efficiency across various sectors, including industrial automation and manufacturing. 🔧 Safe-Test Point™ Voltage Indicator: The Safe-Test Point™ Voltage Indicator allows for the measurement of voltage presence from outside the panel, reducing the risk of electrical exposure. It provides an externally mounted test source for qualified electricians to safely perform an absence of voltage test with a portable test instrument for electrical lockout/tagout (LOTO). We offer several configurations. 📊 Voltage Test Station: The Voltage Test Station combines visual verification of voltage presence with test points. This enhances safety by allowing voltage testing from outside the enclosure, reducing the need for PPE and minimizing arc flash risks, making it a vital tool for any safety program. 🔌 CheckVolt®: CheckVolt® offers a permanent electrical safety solution by allowing visual and voltage measurement in one device without having to open the enclosure door. It provides clear indications of voltage presence, making it an essential tool for ensuring worker safety and compliance with electrical safety standards. Join us in revolutionizing electrical safety. With Grace PESDs, experience the highest standards of safety, convenience, and reliability in your electrical maintenance and troubleshooting tasks. #GracePESDs #SafeTestPoint #VoltageTestStation #CheckVolt #IndustrialAutomation #SafetyFirst #ProductLaunch #Innovation #GraceTechnologies
Worried about the risks of working with high-voltage equipment? If you’re dealing with 50V or higher, you know how critical it is to stay safe. Without the right training, even a small mistake can lead to serious injuries or worse. That’s why our Electrical Safety Class is essential for anyone working with or around high-voltage systems. Who should sign up? •Electricians: Ensure safe practices when handling electrical installations. •Maintenance Workers: Learn how to safely maintain and repair high-voltage equipment. •Engineers: Gain the knowledge to design and oversee electrical systems safely. •Technicians: Get the skills needed to troubleshoot and service high-voltage systems. •Supervisors and Managers: Understand the risks to keep your team safe. Don’t take chances with your safety—register for our Electrical Safety Class today! https://lnkd.in/gCJpczMC #JMTest #JMTestSystems #ElectricalSafety #HighVoltageTraining #PPE #SafetyFirst
Ensuring workplace safety is crucial, especially when working with live electrical equipment. Despite advancements, electrical injuries and fatalities persist, often due to errors or inadequate precautions. Approximately 48% of electrical fatalities occur while working near live parts. Structured approaches like using multimeters and voltage test ports have improved safety, but challenges remain. The introduction of Absence of Voltage Testers (AVTs) offers a significant advancement. AVTs verify the absence of voltage without opening equipment doors, reducing human error and exposure to hazards. For detailed insights on enhancing electrical safety, read the full article here with BJ Electric: https://bit.ly/4bMtQQM
Enroll today to stay up-to-date with the 26th edition of the Canadian Electrical Code (CEC), part 1! The CE Code is refreshed every three years, so staying current is crucial. This course meets the code updating requirements for Master Electricians, and Safety Codes Officers, however all Electricians may find this course beneficial. Schedule a Corporate Training course for your employees or join through Open Enrollment to enhance your knowledge and skills. Don't miss out on this chance to advance your expertise! https://lnkd.in/gXdidNkh #NAIT #ContinuingEducation #CorporateTraining
🧭Navigating Electrical Safety Audits: What to Expect and How to Prepare 🔌An electrical safety audit involves more than just a cursory glance at your systems. 🛡️ From short-circuit studies to coordination studies and arc flash assessments, our latest blog post breaks down the comprehensive process. 👉 Learn how these audits can enhance your electrical safety protocols and ensure a safer workplace. https://lnkd.in/dZvrNVMJ #ElectricalSafetyAudit #WorkplaceSafety #TUVSUD #ElectricalEngineering
Sr. Safety Coordinator, Master Electrician,NFPA CEST, BCSP CHST, OSHA 500, EM-385 40hr,Fire Safety Inspector, Electrical Plans Examiner, Electrical Inspector,
Live Dead Live zero energy verification is but one step in establishing an Electricaly Safe Working Condition. It starts with training, planning, coordination and at times collaboration before we even get to gathering of tools and PPE
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Here is a great example for electrical safety month. You are required by the NFPA 70E and OSHA to verify that your work area is de-energized AT THE EXACT LOCATION THAT YOU ARE WORKING. You are also required to complete a live – dead – live test to verify functionality of your testing equipment. (step #7 of the ESWC) It is not enough to just turn a disconnect off. Here is a perfect example of what could happen with a disconnect in the open or “off” position with someone working downstream. #ElectricalSafetyMonth, #WorkSafe, #PPE
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