plant-engineer
Home Advertise Magazine Events Contact Us Login
Search     


EA Technology to rerun switchgear safety conference
17/10/2011 Email to a friend   Comment on this article
Due to demand, EA Technology, technical author of HSE publication HSG 230 'Keeping Electrical Switchgear Safe', will be hosting an additional switchgear safety conference on 6 December in Chester.

EA Technology to rerun switchgear safety conferenceIts Keeping Electrical Switchgear Safe (KESS) conferences are designed to share best practice across the industry.

EA Technology UK sales and marketing director Tony Hill says delegates will gain a deeper understanding of how to apply best practices in the selection, operation and maintenance of electrical switchgear equipment.

He explains that the conference covers four key topics: legislation, day-to-day operation, maintenance and replacement or upgrade strategies – with this extra conference also promoting the application of PAS 55, the emerging international standard for excellence in asset management.

"With stringent legislation and revisions to standards, the electricity industry needs to keep abreast of regulations, penalties and industry best practice," comments Hill.

"Our KESS conferences have been put in place to help the industry avoid costs of switchgear failures or replacements, understand the safety issues and ultimately how to manage switchgear assets safely and efficiently," he continues.

"Applying best practices can not only prevent costly failures and supply disruption, but can also form part of any defence in the event of an accident and potential prosecution."

Go to: www.eatechnology.com/PSC
 
Author
Brian Tinham
 
 
Supporting Information
http://www.eatechnology.com/power-skills-centre
 
This material is protected by SOE copyright 2012.
See Terms and Conditions.
One-off usage is permitted but bulk copying is not.
For multiple copies contact the sales team.
 
Bookmark this article using:
 
Del.icio.us digg reddit Facebook StumbleUpon
 
 
Related Companies
EA Technology
 
 
Related News
UK electricians could be working to outdated Wiring Regulations
 
Asbestos exposure still a serious problem, says Great British survey
 
Spirax Sarco celebrates its 500th BOAS delegate
 
British Safety Council launches IOSH working safely e-course
 
Spirax Sarco offers new boiler compliance guidance
 
 
Related Technology
Falling foul of the law
 
Is your boiler house safe?
 
Safe operation of escalators and moving walks
 
Shock tactics
 
Playing it safe
 
 
Related Products
Dual-channel ScopeMeters have highest ever safety ratings
 
Poster pack launched for workforce safety
 
Earth continuity sports multiple settings
 
Partial discharge system has six sensors
 
Massive currents