by EPSCO Electrical Power & Safety | Feb 4, 2022 | Uncategorized
Informative Annex J illustrates an energized electrical work permit. The format of this work permit example is not fixed by requirement, although many employers have used this template successfully. The basic purpose of a work permit is to ensure that people in...
by EPSCO Electrical Power & Safety | Jan 19, 2022 | Codes & Standards
Electrical Safety is YOUR responsibility. The electrical safety experts at EPSCO unanimously agree that when it comes to safety, you should “pack your own parachute.” We mean that it’s essential for every individual to understand they are in charge of their safety....
by EPSCO Electrical Power & Safety | Jan 11, 2022 | EPSCO NEWS
SUPPORTING SAFETY IN OUR COMMUNITY WITH MN ADULT & TEEN CHALLENGE Here at EPSCO, we speak a lot about safety in the workplace, but what about safety in our communities and families, going beyond electrical safety? Helping our communities stay safe is...
by EPSCO Electrical Power & Safety | Dec 21, 2021 | Electrical Safety Training
Building a culture of electrical safety is all about awareness. At EPSCO, all of our years of experience have taught us that awareness extends beyond electrical knowledge and equipment. It’s about knowing your organization’s personnel too. When working on electrical...
by EPSCO Electrical Power & Safety | Dec 6, 2021 | Arc Flash Study, Codes & Standards
How do you know if your arc flash hazard labels are compliant with NFPA 70E? Like a magic trick, a capable engineer can spot a non-compliant label from a distance. How they do it is easier than you may think. Since the 2015 code cycle, NFPA 70E dictates that...
