In this article, e-WorkSAFE explores the critical importance of implementing an effective electrical safety management system on site and how it can protect your workforce, minimize liability, and drive consistent, compliant operations. Introduction Imagine managing ten distinct production plants with only two supervisors handling daily activities. Electricians and contractors are operating without finalizing Job Safety...Read More

Hazards Identification is the most important piece of information for electrical equipment; without it no proper Job Safety Planning can take place. Shock and arc flash labeling is required for any piece of electrical equipment that may need examination, adjustment, service or maintenance. These labels communicate the Electrical Hazards an electrical worker may be exposed...Read More

Electrical safety is a paramount concern for any workplace dealing with high-voltage equipment. In this blog post, e-WorkSAFE explains what an arc flash training is and why do you need to train your workers. What is an Arc Flash? An arc flash hazard is a massive explosion that can occur in places like malls, ski...Read More

e-WorkSAFE is pleased to announce a partnership with Live Line Electrical Safety Services. Live Line Electrical Safety Services strongly believes in “Live Safe.” They are committed to keeping customers safe by providing quality electrical safety products, electrical safety training, and convenient PPE testing services in compliance with all applicable standards and regulations. As Principal of...Read More

“No employee shall work on or near high voltage electrical equipment unless authorized by their employer.” – OSHA While OSHA sets a baseline standard, the CSA Z462:24 and NFPA 70E definitions expand on this by emphasizing the demonstration of appropriate knowledge, skills, and training to recognize and avoid electrical hazards. What is a CSA Z462:24...Read More