70e Safety

05/29/2026

Are you doing enough to prevent electrical hazards at work?
⚡️ESFI's Jennifer LeFevre and Daniel Majano recently joined the WorkSAFE Podcast to discuss the common causes of workplace electrical incidents and actionable ways to prevent them.

Listen to the full episode now 👇
https://zurl.co/zVCRR

74% of workplace electrical fatalities happen to non-electricians. Learn which hazards affect every employer – and how to protect your team.

05/25/2026

In observance of Memorial Day, our offices and facilities will be closed Monday, May 25. 🇺🇸

Today and every day, we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom.

We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, May 26. Have a safe and meaningful holiday!

05/08/2026

⚡Live Line XMSSN⚡

💥May is Electrical Safety Month, a crucial time to enhance awareness about electrical safety. It's a reminder to consistently conduct risk assessments and prioritize personal protection.💥

04/20/2026

📣 Live Line Electrical Safety Services Open Enrollment NFPA 70E, ARC FLASH + ELECTRIC SHOCK Awareness Training coming in 2026.⚡Our MAY 2026 4-hour and 8-hour refresher courses and our 16-hour (2-day) QEW courses are open for enrollment ⚡
🗓 May 12/ 4-hour Refresher
🗓 May 13/ 8-hour Refresher
🗓 May 14-15/ 2-day 16-hour QEW

Consider ESAT for:
⚡New hires
⚡ALL Electrical Workers using voltmeters (DMMs) + working on 3-phase
⚡Unqualified workers INTERACTING with electrical equipment
⚡If you last training was insufficient 💩
⚡Workers not complying
⚡3-year update

Reserve your spot! Seating is limited.
📱832-350-TEST
📨 [email protected]

04/16/2026

⚡Live Line XMSSN⚡

I recently completed my Level I, Category I Electrical Applications Thermography certification through the Infrared Training Center.

This wasn’t something I was required to take, but I believe that if I’m going to train others, I should keep learning and improving myself as well.

The class exceeded my expectations. I took away a lot of valuable information that will help me be a better trainer and deliver more effective, practical training—especially when it comes to maintenance on electrical equipment and discussions tied to standards like NFPA 70B.

Honestly, my only feedback is that I wish the class had been longer. I enjoyed the material, learned a lot, and would have welcomed even more time with it.

Thank you to the Infrared Training Center for the training, and to Monroe Infrared for getting me set up.

Always learning. Always working to do better.

04/08/2026

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03/30/2026

✝✝ We will be closed on Good Friday, April 3, 2026. We hope everyone has a wonderful and safe Easter!

03/25/2026

⚡️TEST YOUR GFCIs and REPLACE the ones that aren't working. It's so important for your safety.⚡️

03/20/2026

ALWAYS LOOK UP! Warmer days are ahead, which means lots of work outdoors in your yard, cleaning gutters on your roof, and trimming your trees. Keep your distance from those power lines! Thanks for the reminder from Electrical Safety Foundation International

03/17/2026

❗The SRL Challenge❗

SureWerx Flexible Lock Optimization (F.L.O.) SRL designed to deliver dependable fall protection with Dual Sense Motion Technology.

F.L.O.™ is the world’s first Self-Retracting Lifeline to feature dual motion detection—sensing both velocity and acceleration. Unlike traditional devices that react to any quick motion, F.L.O.™ is smart enough to tell the difference between a fall and fast-paced work.

⚡ Reduces Nuisance Lock-Ups

⚡ Unlocks Peak Productivity

⚡ Reduces Fall Clearance & Arrest Forces

⚡ Boosts Compliance

Fall Protection, Shock PPE + Arc Flash PPE purchases, managed Glove Rotation Programs, or Hot Glove Testing, contact Live Line Electrical Safety Services at 📧 [email protected] or ☎️ 832.350.TEST (8378).

03/10/2026

⚡Live Line XMSSN⚡

⚠️Yes — the majority of electrical hazard–related fatalities come from electric shock.

This statistic, shared by the Electrical Safety Foundation International and brought to my attention by my colleague Stephen Hester, CESCP, is both striking and frequently misunderstood.

Industry data shows that 98–99% of electrical fatalities are electrocutions (Death; Reference OSHA definition)❗

Here’s why that number matters.

💡These statistics are drawn from the ENTIRE labor workforce — and EVERY worker, across every industry, is potentially exposed to voltages above 50V.
But only a very small percentage of that workforce ever interacts with three‑phase electrical systems (Reference IEEE 1584) where the most violent arc flash hazards exist. While arc flash incidents can cause catastrophic injuries, the fatality data remains overwhelmingly driven by electric shock.
This is why electrocution — not arc flash — accounts for the majority of electrical deaths.

💡And this is also why we call it ElectriCAL Safety Training, not ElectriCIAN Safety Training💡

Contrary to what some may believe, electricity does not differentiate between roles, titles, or job descriptions. If you’re in its path, it can be fatal — whether you’re an electrician or not. Address the Task and the Hazard(s) and NOT the Title.