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Electricity is essential to modern life, both at home and on the job. Some employees — engineers, electricians, electronic technicians, and power line workers, among them — work with electricity directly. Others, such as office workers and sales people, work with it indirectly. Perhaps because it has become such a familiar part of our daily life, many of us don’t give much thought to how much our work depends on a reliable source of electricity. More importantly, we tend to overlook the hazards electricity poses and fail to treat it with the respect it deserves.
 


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Electrical utility services are involved in the design, siting, construction, service, repair, and inspection of electrical utility facilities, substations, and transmission and distribution lines.
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Product Announcements
Newson Gale Inc. - Controlling Electrostatic Hazards Training Package
Newson Gale's Controlling Electrostatic Hazards Training Package (DVD) may be used to train operators, technical staff and management in either a group environment or on an individual basis... (read more)
Cyber Group Inc. - Manifesting Your Best Entrusting the Rest
This white paper addresses the needs of application software companies whose products, systems, and services depend heavily or entirely on software that they may not be equipped or qualified to... (read more)
Newson Gale Inc. - Hazardous Area Static Electricity Tech Guide
Newson Gale's 24 page tech-data and applications bulletin provides a wide range of information on controlling static electricity in hazardous areas. Available at no charge. (read more)
Taiwan Oasis Technology Co., Ltd. - LUMICHAIN
LUMICHAIN is the perfect solution to a broad range of channel characters, shop dressing, and signs in general, an ideal substitute for neon and fluorescent tubes in such applications. (read more)
Laser Institute of America - Safety Guide
As a result of advances in laser devices and applications, this eleventh edition of The Laser Safety Guide has been completely updated to incorporate the major changes from the recently revised ANSI... (read more)
Vacutrade USA, Inc. - Vacuum Lifting Systems & Ergonomic Vacuum Lifters
Vacuum Lifting Systems & Ergonomic Vacuum Lifters from Vacutrade protect workers, save time, improve productivity, and increase profits with one cost effective investment. (read more)
HDW Electronics Inc. - CDS
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The portable CDS is an universal dielectric diagnostic system for PE / XLPE insulated cables as well as paper insulated cables. (read more)
 
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Every electric wire in your plant – whether it’s in a motor, generator, cable, switch, transformer, etc. – is carefully covered with some form of electrical insulation. The wire itself is usually... (Read More)
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Technical Articles
Controlling Electrical Hazards (.pdf) - Contract Manufacturing and Fabrication
Industrial Cleanup Hazards Demand a Closer Look - Vacuum Equipment
How Instrumentation Can Reduce Hazards to People and Plant - Temperature Sensing
Testing for Flame Resistance of Electrical Cables - Wires, Cables, and Accessories
Reducing the Risks of Arc Flash: Comply with New Regulations, Increase Safety and Save Costs with Proper Identification - Material Handling and Packaging
Optical Dictionary - Light Sources
Fluid Power Safety Overview - Pneumatic Equipment and Components
Troubleshooting Temperature Control Equipment - Temperature Sensing
US Department of Labor, OSHA Standards for Powered Industrial Truck Batteries - Batteries and Accessories
Application Note: Comparative Motor Technologies - Motors
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