We’ve had 2 recent electrical incidents last week due to improper Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO) and lack of Zero Voltage Verification. Incident 1: An employee began making connections in a panel without fully locking out the equipment, leading to an unexpected startup...
Understanding Silica Hazards Silica becomes a hazard when it is broken down into fine particles during activities such as cutting, grinding, drilling, or crushing materials. These small particles, known as respirable crystalline silica (RCS), can be inhaled deep into...
Recent incidents within our workplace have highlighted the critical importance of situational awareness in preventing incidents and injuries. We want to remind everyone of the significance of being mindful of our surroundings and potential hazards at all times. By...
In order to prioritize the safety of all Encore Electric employees, the following requirements regarding the use of Studson helmets are hereby established: Helmet Type and Features: All Encore Electric employees are mandated to wear a company provided Studson, ANSI...
Encore Electric has experienced a road rage incident to one of our team members. The team member was traveling in a turn lane when they encountered an 18-wheeler trying to merge into the lane. Instead of letting the 18-wheeler merge, our team member proceeded to pull...
Encore Electric has experienced an electrical shock incident to one of our team members. The project team was reinstalling energized, 277 volt construction lighting in an elevator shaft and stairwell. Our team member picked up an energized, construction light fixture...
