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e-Hazard Will Be at Several Upcoming Shows e-Hazard trainers started 2023 with a bang traveling for classes around the U.S. In addition, we've committed to attending several shows in the…
e-Hazard Will Be at Several Upcoming Shows e-Hazard trainers started 2023 with a bang traveling for classes around the U.S. In addition, we've committed to attending several shows in the…
Coming in January 2023 e-Hazard is excited to announce another live online class offering starting in January 2023: our standard Low Voltage Qualified Refresher electrical safety training class.Before taking this…
Does e-Hazard's Low Voltage Qualified Class, based on NFPA 70E®, Certify Anyone to Work on Low Voltage? That's a good question. The short answer is, "No!" The e-Hazard Low Voltage…
What is an Iso-phase Bus? In Part 1, we covered some of the basics of electrical insulation testing and the hazards involved. Now, in Part 2, we’ll share a recent…
Using a Megohmmeter Electrical insulation testing using a megohmmeter is a valuable tool to determine if the dielectric property of wires, cables, motor windings and other electrical equipment is adequate…
What is an EEWP? Join Brian McCauley and Derek Vigstol as they talk about two big topics in this episode: the Electrical Safety Program and the Energized Electrical Work Permit.…
Definition of "De-energized" The term “de-energized” is common among electrical workers, but understanding its significance can vary greatly depending on the person you speak with. However, did you know it’s…
Safety Measures to Remember In this conclusion of our five-part journey to help us better understand temporary protective grounding (TPG) and its nonnegotiable practice to develop an equipotential zone (EPZ),…
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