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Safety Programs
Electrical contractors relate safety procedures directly
to productivity. NECA maintains an active safety
program dedicated to providing electrical contractors
with the resources they need to keep the employees
safe and protected while on the job. Such resources
include printed guides,videos, pocket-sized manuals,
and CD-ROMS on enacting effective safe-work
procedures, training their employees on safety,
tracking safety procedures, and complying with rules
established by the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA) and similar authorities. The
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) guide, one of
NECA’s most popular recent publications, relates to
the protective equipment specified for electrical work
in the updated NFPA 70E standard and details the
exact safety gear necessary for specific electrical jobs.
All of NECA’s safety resources can be found in the
NECA Store, www.necanet.org/store.
In its role as industry watchdog and advocate, NECA
is also very active with OSHA, Congress, and the
federal government on issues related of both
proposed and existing regulations and legislation
pertaining to workplace safety. Members are kept
informed of issues and changes in safety rules.
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Electrical contractors relate safety procedures directly
to productivity. NECA maintains an active safety
program dedicated to providing electrical contractors
with the resources they need to keep the employees
safe and protected while on the job. Such resources
include printed guides,videos, pocket-sized manuals,
and CD-ROMS on enacting effective safe-work
procedures, training their employees on safety,
tracking safety procedures, and complying with rules
established by the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA) and similar authorities. The
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) guide, one of
NECA’s most popular recent publications, relates to
the protective equipment specified for electrical work
in the updated NFPA 70E standard and details the
exact safety gear necessary for specific electrical jobs.
All of NECA’s safety resources can be found in the
NECA Store, www.necanet.org/store.
In its role as industry watchdog and advocate, NECA
is also very active with OSHA, Congress, and the
federal government on issues related of both
proposed and existing regulations and legislation
pertaining to workplace safety. Members are kept
informed of issues and changes in safety rules.
BACK