Verification Is Required. Reducing Exposure Is the Opportunity. Verification of the absence of voltage is not optional in electrical work. It is a...

Why LOTO Programs Look Strong on Paper but Struggle in Practice Lockout/tagout is one of the most established elements of electrical safety. Most...

Shifts in Electrical Safety Expectations Inside Modern Data Centers Data centers have become the backbone of today’s digital economy, and they are...

Shifts in Electrical Safety Technology Shaping the Year Ahead As we move into 2026, electrical safety technology is evolving in response to a reality...

A Closer Look at Where Electrical Risk Still Lives OSHA data is often viewed strictly through a compliance lens, but it tells a much broader story...

Planned Downtime Checklist: Electrical Safety Items You Shouldn’t Skip Planned downtime is one of the few moments where electrical safety,...

2026 Outlook: The Biggest Electrical Safety Trends EHS and Reliability Teams Need to Prepare For As we head into 2026, electrical safety is no longer...

How to Launch a Predictive Maintenance Program Without Breaking the Budget Predictive maintenance is changing how facilities manage equipment health...

Absence of Voltage Testers vs Voltage Indicators and Test Points: Which Do You Need? Electrical safety isn’t one-size-fits-all. In facilities where...

A Moment to Reflect on What Keeps Your Team Safe Electrical work brings real risk, and a solid electrical safety program is one of the strongest...

Two Standards, One Goal — Electrical Safety When it comes to electrical safety and reliability, two standards dominate the conversation: NFPA 70E...