Connect workforce training with support for your electrical safety program, equipment, and operations.
OSHA and other standards explain what the worker has to do, where a safety program tells the worker how to do it. Lacking or insufficient safety programs can lead to employee injury, lost work, disability, or death. In addition to the harm to employees, the employer would likely be subject to lawsuits.
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Applying excessive safety requirements can be just as hazardous as misinterpreting requirements from the standards. If your organization lacks the expertise to navigate the electrical safety requirements and practices, let us help keep you on track and keep your workers safe.
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When audits are performed by in-house personnel, often little time is allocated to perform the audit adequately and there can be hesitance to identify issues or raise concerns. This function is best performed by a third party to alleviate the extra responsibility of conducting the audits and ensuring that potential safety issues are properly identified and documented.
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The tragedy of a workplace incident can be overwhelming. Conducting a rushed and inadequate incident investigation only compounds the tragedy and leaves the door open for similar events to occur again. Ensure your workforce is protected from incident reoccurrence by using the right people for the right job and bring in our expertise to help navigate the way to resolve the programmatic issues.
Explore This Service →Arc Flash Events contribute to over 600 workplace injuries on average each year. To ensure your workforce is adequately protected, it is essential to understand the level of arc flash hazards in your facilities and incident energy for specific pieces of equipment.
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