Confronted by the COVID-19 global pandemic, building departments across the country face a challenging question: "Do we shut down or stay open?" Fortunately, there are options that allow for safe, continued building department operation.
The Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI) recently released an infographic, “Electrical Safety While Working From Home,” as consumers shift from working in an office setting to working from their homes. The safety tips provided highlight potential electrical safety hazards and how to prevent them.
As recent reports indicate a rapid expansion of COVID-19 around the globe, the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) is committed to providing the information and resources emergency responders, healthcare facilities, authorities having jurisdiction (AHJ), and others need as they work to minimize the virus’s spread and mitigate its impact.
NECA is pleased to present a series of summaries and FAQs for our contractors and chapters to utilize as they address many of the questions and concerns related to the paid sick leave, paid family leave, and other provisions of the Act.
Electric utilities face the challenge of managing aging and unsupported legacy automation and monitoring equipment at their substations and pole-tops. This equipment is critical for accessing data from intelligent electronic devices (IEDs) for measurement and protection, automating key functions and enabling remote users to securely control power-system devices.
IAEI Magazine debuted in March 1929 after the founding of the association in November 1928. Preview articles on talking picture equipment and high-tension services in high rises (the Chrysler Building).
The NEC is revised every three years and the code adoption process begins anew. Here is a comprehensive overview of electrical code adoption in the US in 2020.
The Georgia State Codes Advisory Committee (SCAC) has unanimously voted to recommend the adoption of the 2020 NEC effective date of January 1, 2021.
Did you know that anyone can attend the annual IAEI Section Meetings? Members and attendees from across six regional areas get together every year to study and promote electrical safety.