See our beefed-up schedule of classes below to get your continuing education. 

Minnesota winters are known for their harsh temperatures and long nights, which bring increased demand for electricity, particularly for heating and lighting. For electricians, this season offers an opportunity to prioritize sustainability and integrate eco-friendly practices into their work, helping homeowners and businesses reduce energy consumption while minimizing environmental impact.

We decided we would bring back our code quiz for those who enjoy a little challenge. Try this out see how you do!

Attorney Martin Kappenman at Peters & Kappenman sits down with Mike to give him an update on the Earned Sick and Safe Time mandates that went into effect in 2024. Listen to our podcast below.

As we approach the end of the year, Smith Schafer would like to help you reduce the stress related to filing taxes. It is important to organize your receipts, forms, and other documents well before tax time. The tips below can help you better prepare and file your taxes more confidently.

When more than one employer operates at a single worksite, Minnesota OSHA (MNOSHA) and federal OSHA consider it a multi-employer worksite. Most construction sites are multi-employer worksites, where multiple contractors are assigned work, but not necessarily all at the same time. Employers at multi-employer construction worksites need to know their responsibilities, assigned roles and accountability for employee health and safety.

Labor is one of the most significant costs in construction, often accounting for 20-40% of total project expenses. Electricians are the tightest labor market in construction, and workforce traditionally has been a top pain point for our membership over the past decade.