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New Safe Working Protocols
Safety has been and will always be our first priority. Nothing is more important to us than keeping you, your team, and your loved ones safe.
Padmounted Transformer Safety
Padmounted transformers may not look threatening, but they carry the same amount of electricity as transmission lines – up to 35,000 volts.
Types of Power Lines: Know the Difference
Power lines and transformers come in different sizes, forms, and voltages. Learn about the differences between distribution lines, transmission lines, padmount boxes, and how to stay safe around each.…
Five Power Line Safety Resolutions for 2020
In 2019, there were over 1,000 power line contacts in Alberta. What we can learn from last year’s incidents, and what we can all do to be safer in 2020.
Step and Touch Potential Explained
Knowing how electricity travels and understanding step and touch potential is crucial in keeping everyone on your jobsite safe.
What is an Arc Flash and Why is it Dangerous?
Arc flashes are electrical explosions that happen when electric current flows through an air gap between conductors.
Importance of a Spotter
The role of a spotter is a crucial one when working near power lines. Remember these tips for spotting safely.
