OSHA hasn’t made major changes to the U.S. electrical safety standards since OSHA 1910.269 was created in 1994.

AVO® Training Institute, a Megger® subsidiary, celebrates its 50th year keeping people safe from electrical hazards.

Electrical safety is a serious issue. Every month, OSHA names on its website companies cited and fined for non-compliance with electrical safety guidelines.

Workrite Uniform Company, Inc. has introduced a line of knits representing completely new styling in a leading-edge fabric, TenCate Tecasafe® Plus.

A word of caution about personal protective equipment (PPE) for workers who are routinely exposed to direct flame, extreme heat, molten metal, hot liquids or arc flash

The nature of electricity is unlike anything else: invisible and unpredictable.

Current economic conditions create difficult challenges for companies in high-risk industries across the U.S.

Approximately 2,000 people in the U.S. are treated each year for severe arc-flash burn injuries, according to the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA).

Over the last several months there have been many articles written about NFPA 70E, the “arc flash standard” and the changes in the 2012 edition.