Even if you feel the requirements of NFPA 70E don’t apply to you, the fact of the matter is, it does. If you think you cannot ...

All electrical parts exceeding 50 volts will be de-energized before an employee works on or near equipment unless: The de-energizing creates a more hazardous situation The equipment, by design, cannot ...

SUBJECT: Electrical System Shutdown TOPIC: Extrication Tactics for "Energized" Vehicles OBJECTIVE ... involving the department's rescue equipment in a hands-on drill, the rescue team will ...

energized electrical equipment. The Article states that it is the employer's responsibility to issue safety-related work practices and train employees to implement them. Qualified electrical workers ...

and other potential electrical safety hazards. Working on equipment in a de-energized state is required unless de-energizing introduces an increased hazard or is infeasible (e.g. voltage testing to ...

Formed in 2020 to advocate for proper PPE and arc-rated and flame resistant (AR/FR) clothing for all Americans conducting work on or near energized electrical equipment, PES represents the leading ...