What is Incident Energy, and Why Is It Important to My Job as an Electrical Worker? When viewed from the surface, these two questions may seem to warrant a relatively…
OSHA Audits When seeking auditing guidelines for an electrical safety program, OSHA regulations pursuant to 29CFR 1910 and 1926 tend to be vague at best. Generally speaking, “audits”, according to…
Q: Some of our workers want to wear metal eyeglass frames with side shields for doing electrical work. Is this allowed by OSHA or NFPA 70E®? A: The question often…
One of our jobs at e-Hazard is to consult others concerning electrical safety requirements. These requirements range from specific training required by OSHA to NFPA 70E®-compliant annual supervisory audit programs.…
What does NFPA 70E® say about an electrically safe work condition? The 2021 edition of NFPA 70E® Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace requires equipment to be placed 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…
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