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🚨New Standard Alert: IEC 60079-14:2024 🚨 The new edition of IEC 60079-14:2024 has just been released, and it's bringing significant updates to the world of cable and cable gland selection for hazardous areas. If you're involved in electrical equipment or installations in explosive atmospheres, staying up-to-date is crucial to ensure safety and compliance. That's why I've created a new course: "Cable and Cable Gland Selection: A 5-Step Process to Apply IEC 60079-14:2024." This course is designed to quickly get you up to speed on the changes and provide a clear, step-by-step guide to implementing them in your work. 🛠️ Don't get left behind! 🚀 Enroll now and be among the first to gain a deep understanding of the new requirements. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e5jMSWA2 #IEC60079 #ElectricalSafety #Compliance #ProfessionalDevelopment #StayAhead #HazardousAreas #NewStandards #ATEX

2 days week end Training given in Distance Protection relaying using REL670 and Differential Protection using P645 . All participants satisfied with below key topics, why reach is varying in over current due to fault location, Source Impedance and why Reach in Distance relay is unaffected by those variables , and learned about Arc resistance, Ground resistance effect in impedance relay Power swing explained with help of max power transfer equation. Pmax = V1V2/X . sin ¤. And learned about Magnitude fatching factor due to different current is HV, LV , Phase angle correction due to Vector Group, Zero seq correction due to earthed star winding and delta Winding . Rio file creation and conventional testing of both relays . configuration and Testing of both relays were done to full of their satisfaction. Senthil 9176864046

One of the things I learned so far is irrespective of the size of an electrical/ electronic system, safety is very important. All regulations and measures are to be taken into consideration. - A lesson I have learned in school, in my ongoing IT and on the field

After the online course, participants should be able to describe electrical hazards associated with working on 34.5 KV distribution lines; and describe how to select, use, and care for the equipment typically required for working on 34.5 KV lines.

At work, you want to be safe. However, accidents can happen, especially if you perform electrical work in an Ex area 💥⚡ In our e-learning course “Ex fundamentals for electrical personnel”, you will learn how to work safely in hazardous areas. Read more 👇 #TrainingForProfessionals #CommittedToSafety #ExSafety #ElSafety #RiskManagement #eLearning . #TrainorCourse

At work, you want to be safe. However, accidents can happen, especially if you perform electrical work in an Ex area 💥⚡ In our e-learning course “Ex fundamentals for electrical personnel”, you will learn how to work safely in hazardous areas. Read more 👇 #TrainingForProfessionals #CommittedToSafety #ExSafety #ElSafety #RiskManagement #eLearning . #TrainorCourse

Staying sharp and safe in every project is always a top priority! 👷🏾♂️🥽🦺Excited to have completed the NEN 3140 Low Voltage Qualified Person refresher course from Van der Heide This training covered crucial aspects such as the relationship between the Dutch Working Conditions Act (Arbowet) and NEN 3140, electrical hazards, and safety measures for working with electrical installations. Always learning, always growing! 📈#ElectricalSafety #ContinuousLearning #NEN3140”

In honor of Electrical Safety Month, check out the "Electrical Safety in the Workplace" presentation. It was originally presented at the International Association of Electrical Inspectors. It addresses the following: -Hazards of Electricity (shock, arc flash) -Shock & Arc Flash Statistics -Most Common Violations -Training You can download the presentation for free from our website (pearl1.org). #reconditioning #electricalequipment #safety

The January FOA newsletter is online now! Welcome to 2025 We always like to start off the New Year with a review of the past year and some thoughts on the coming year. For the last few years, we used the word "uncertainty" often in our New Year review, and this year is no exception. Features: • Welcome to 2025 • Review Of 2024 And Looking To 2025 • OFC Turns 50 • FOA News • What's New And Popular On FOA Website News: • FOCUS On Submariiinge Cables And Operations • Submarine Cables In The News • Baltic Sea Cable Sabotage? • FCC Review Of Submarine Cable Rules • FTTH Training Video In French Technical: • Fiber Optic Ducts And Microducts • What Technical Advisors Are Telling US • Aerial Cable Plant Workmanship • Is SM Fiber Loss Directional • Important Change in Singlemode Fiber • Updated OTDR Trainer Worth Reading Lots of interesting articles to read, watch or listen to. Fiber optic technology, standards, equipment, installation, etc.

CSA Z462 2021 is now obsolete. Do you have an Arc Flash & Electric Shock re-training plan for your staff? Employers are now required to: ▶ PROVIDE TRAINING FOR NEW & EXISTING WORKERS: Provide CSA Z462, 2024 Edition training for new employees and refresher/updates training for those previously trained. ▶ UPDATE THEIR ELECTRICAL SAFETY PROGRAM (ESP): Review and update the ESP based on the 2024 Edition of CSA Z462, including a gap analysis and documentation updates. ▶ REVIEW ELECTRICAL SAFETY WORK PRACTICES: Ensure all practices are up-to-date to meet the requirements of the latest edition of CSA Z462. This is not a comprehensive list of requirements, but in my view, the most time-sensitive. ▶ If you haven't booked re-training yet, and would like information sent to you, please write "info" in the comments. I will send you a package that explains the latest changes and updates.