Electrical Safety

Electrical hazards are often underestimated, yet they remain a leading cause of serious workplace injuries. From shock and arc flash risks to working near energized equipment, understanding and applying the right safety measures is essential. 

 Discover the key electrical safety best practices to help protect workers and maintain compliance on Canadian worksites.

When thinking about employee safety, there is several options. Here are some of the industry best practices with FR garments:

The risk of electric explosion and arc flash injuries is high, from superficial burns to fatalities. The leading causes of occupational accidents are the deficient maintenance and inspection of installations as well as unsafe practices of employees due to inadequate training.

The use of flame-resistant clothing is an essential safety measure for working in environments presenting a risk of electric arc or flash fire. Arc-rated textile materials can reduce the risks of burns during momentary electric arcs by playing the part of a thermal shield between the arc and the user. Therefore, to maximize protection, it is crucial to understand the best practices to launch and support this type of workplace safety program focusing on protective clothing against electrical hazards, including why you should specify the type of material required before choosing the clothing supplier.