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Industry News
Education and NEC
2025 Education Calendar Announced
MASTERS—Your licenses expire in February! The slow winter season is around the corner, and it's the perfect time to get your CEs scheduled. We are accepting registrations now for our 2025 courses. Designed specifically for electrical professionals, our program offers a range of topics that cover the 2023 NEC. Join us for training, networking opportunities, and valuable insights that will keep you ahead in our ever changing industry. Secure your spot today!
Keeping Your Employees Safe: Best Practices in Electrical Work
As a contractor or business owner in the electrical industry, the safety of your employees is paramount. Not only does it protect your team from potentially life-threatening injuries, but it also ensures compliance with regulations, reduces downtime, and prevents costly accidents. Creating a safe work environment involves more than just setting up protocols—it means fostering a culture of safety that actively prevents incidents. Here are key safety best practices every contractor should implement to keep their employees safe on the job.
MEMBER NEWS
Safety and Compliance
New Blog: Virtual Inspections: An Evolving Landscape in the Electrical Industry
Read our latest blog that addresses some common questions and concerns regarding virtual inspections. Thank you to Dean Hunter and John McNamara, who were consulted for the creation of this article.
Strengthening Client Relationships During National Fire Prevention Month
Over the years, we have built close relationships and a strong degree of trust with our electrical clients. Many rely on us for expert, honest work at a fair price, often without requiring a firm cost quotation.
Workforce News
Lake Street Works: Empowering the Next Generation with Skills, Confidence, and Opportunity
Lake Street Works is more than a vocational training program for high school seniors in South Minneapolis—it’s a lifeline for young people seeking a better future. Through hands-on trade skills and personal development, the program empowers students to overcome challenges, build confidence, and create lasting career opportunities.
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