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Copyright ESPS ELECTRICAL SAFETY Program Solutions INC. 2007 ELECTRICAL SAFETYWORK SAFE BC MANUFACTURINGSAFETY CONFERENCET erry Becker, , ,CEO, Senior ManagementNovember 20-21, 2007 Copyright ESPS ELECTRICAL SAFETY Program Solutions INC. 2007 Overview Introductions, Terry Becker Provide brief overview of presentation, content, and Q&As. Overview of ELECTRICAL SAFETY in existing regulations and evolving changes: BC OH&S Act, Part 19 ELECTRICAL SAFETY . AB OH&S, Part 18, Personal Protective Equipment. SK OH&S Act, Part VII, PPE, 94, Skin Protection. Canadian ELECTRICAL Code, Rule 2-306, Warning Arc Flash & Shock Hazards, Appropriate PPE ESPS ELECTRICAL SAFETY Program Solutions INC. 2007 Overview Industry ELECTRICAL SAFETY Standards: NFPA 70E Standard for ELECTRICAL SAFETY in the Workplace, 2004 Edition.
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