Arc flash testing may not be something that you or your company thinks much about until a problem actually arises. This is an in-depth inspection

All businesses need a regular supply of electricity to function, even if they aren’t heavily reliant upon machines or general office equipment. Unfortunately, however, having

“The House Utility Ratepayer Protection Committee voted unanimously Monday to have attorneys write a bill that would address three urgent issues related to the V.C.

South Carolina spends Billions before scrapping nuclear plants. Two South Carolina Utilities are abandoning two unfinished nuclear reactors that have been plagued by delays and

OSHA cites Georgia Power, wiring subcontractor after arc flash severely burns worker at the Plant Bowen facility; proposes $122K in fines Employers failed to power down

US Labor Department’s OSHA proposes $132,000 in fines against Maine steel fabricator for electrical, crushing and laceration hazards at Augusta, Maine, plant. Check out the

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Increased regulation will guarantee that energy costs will escalate. Executives who minimize their energy consumption today will definitely have a competitive advantage. In addition to

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Nearly everyday 5 – 10 people are hurt in an arc flash incident. The cost to treat these injuries is between $1 -$1.5 million with

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – http://www.news4jax.com/news/2-workers-burned-in-underground-accident/25662748 Two workers suffered electrical burns after an electrical short and fire in a support building to a downtown office building Friday afternoon,