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NFPA 70E and Electrical Testing
In 1976, OSHA asked the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to develop a safety standard it could consult to develop its own electrical safety regulations. This was the start of ...
Electrical Safety Program Principles: Are They in Your Electrical Safety Program?
NFPA 70E Article 110.1 and CSA Z462 Clause 4.1.6 outline the requirements to implement a compliant electrical safety program as part of an employer’s overall occupational health and safety management ...
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James R. White
Shermco Industries
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NFPA 70E and NETA
Using NFPA 70E to Stay Alive
A Guide to NFPA 70E
James Cialdea
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President's Desk
NETA — InterNational Electrical
Testing Association
Our Most Important Job Is Working Safely
Steven Turner
Arizona Public Service Company
Relay ColumnHow Multi-Function Numerical Protection Relays Use Symmetrical Components
Paul Chamberlain
Asplundh Engineering Services, LLC
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Arc Rated Clothing and Electrical Hazard Footwear
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A New Way to Test Distribution Automation Schemes
With an ever-growing demand for a more reliable distribution grid, utilities are constantly looking for possibilities to optimize their distribution networks by implementing distribution automation. One method to improve the network and reduce permanent outages is using pole-mounted reclosers, due ...
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Specs & Standards
NFPA 70B Committee Report
The NFPA Committee met in Boston in September. The meeting began with confirmation that the 70B maintenance guide would be rewritten into a maintenance standard. There had been previous discussion regarding whether to make it a recommended practice, using the word “should” ...
