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Connectors — The Weak Link
Increased operating temperatures are cause for concern
Safety
Wildfire Mitigation: Doing Your Part to Prevent the Spark
Safety
Bringing the Benefits of Drones to Your Utility
Safety
The Evolving Nature of Safety
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High Visibility FR/AR Apparel
Safety
A Safe Return to Service
Safety
A PAL in the Bucket
Safety
Effective safety training
Safety
City of Toledo implements formal heavy equipment training with CM Labs Vortex Simulators
Safety
Terex team members share stories of electrical safety and STEM careers with students
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HV ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION PANEL INSPECTION
An unexpected failure inside an electrical panel can create a serious and costly problem for the utility. When connections or components overheat, you risk production loss. Through regular thermal inspections, you can quickly detect and locate problems.
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Course to Help Employers with Crane Operator Evaluations
Crane Industry Services, LLC Adds new resource.
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Editor's Letter
Welcome to the February 2019 edition of Utility Products. Topics this month include: safety clothing; vehicles and accessories; asset tracking and management; safety and security; and much more.
Safety
Home Laundering for Arc-Rated Flame-Resistant Clothing
Flame-resistant clothing protects workers from arc flash and/or flash fire hazards and home laundering is a safe, convenient, and cost-effective way to keep it clean, albeit with a few important guidelines.
Safety
Wearable Electrical Awareness
Nearly a third of workplace injuries are equipment-related. This includes mechanical errors, PPE failure, struck-bys, or pinches. That means if you reduce equipment-related injuries by 80 percent, you will cut your overall injury rates by about 24percent.
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The Surprising Way Utility Companies Can Reduce Injuries
Nearly a third of workplace injuries are equipment-related. This includes mechanical errors, PPE failure, struck-bys, or pinches. That means if you reduce equipment-related injuries by 80 percent, you will cut your overall injury rates by about 24percent.
Safety
Popularity of sustainable energy jobs continues to rise among electricians
Many electricians prefer to work on challenging systems and new technology applications in the alternative energy sector according to Klein Tools' 'State of the Industry' report.
Safety
Conti Solar wins award for outstanding safety record
Leading EPC has long history of injury-free worksites.
Safety
Arc-flash, blast protection isn't just a fashion statement
Safety
Revised Standard for Electrical Equipment Enclosures Features New Test Methods, Protection Requirements
National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) revision covers enclosures for electrical equipment rated not more than 1000 V and intended to be installed and used for non-hazardous (unclassified) locations and hazardous (classified) locations.
Safety
Entergy Earns 30th EEI Emergency Response Award
Recognition honors efforts to assist other utilities affected by Hurricane Florence.
Tools & Supplies
Circuit Breaker Sales names Fred Dotson Field Service Manager in Florida
In his new role, Dotson will manage CBS's rapidly growing Lakeland service team, which serves customers throughout Florida and more.
Tools & Supplies
Bullard celebrates a century of innovation
Hard hat inventor kicks off 100th anniversary celebration.
Vehicles & Accessories
Editor's Letter
Welcome to the January 2019 edition of Utility Products.
