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CSA Fall 2009 forums on workplace electrical safety

August 13, 2009
mt_ignoreA key component to a successful electrical safety management program, says CSA, is being aware of best practices for standards, regulation and safety. Equally important is knowing how to apply the standards in your organization.

CSA invites you to attend one of its forums on workplace electrical safety to learn about electrical safety requirements and best practices with real-world case studies from your peers. The one-day forums are designed to benefit anyone involved with electrical safety or safety planning, including electrical engineers and contractors, and maintenance and safety directors.

CLICK HERE to register.
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