Updated June 2025 Summertime = relaxation, family time, and fun in the water, right? But things can potentially turn sour when people decide to swim too close to marinas and…
Electrically Energized Work: Weigh the Risks For the past 16 years (founded in 2004), e-Hazard has existed with one big goal – to stop electrical injuries in the workplace. In…
The Need For Training As more and more telecommunications workers labor to meet the demand for faster internet-based services, they also face some unique electrical safety challenges. Telecom workers find…
Two years after the workplace electrocution death of a fourth-year apprentice, convictions and fines were handed down. Ridem Pty Ltd, an electrical services company in Northern Territory, Australia, was convicted…
Updated August 2025 Dangerous Work The dangers of a potential arc flash or arc blast occurring during a fire make the job of fire fighting that much more hazardous.Put that…
Q: Some workers confuse the applicability of 1910.269 vs. 1926 Subpart V. What is the difference between the two OSHA standards? A: Both OSHA standards apply to utilities. The difference…