Learn why it's important to have an Electrical Safety Program that meets the comprehensive compliance standards and regulations established by OSHA, NEC, NFPA, IEEE, NESC, ANSI and other governing bodies.
The industry will experience an exodus of expertise in the next decade, and an increased effort should be made to empower the remaining and future workforce.
New York State will award nearly $1 million each to The University of Rochester, Rochester Institute of Technology, and Suffolk County Community College as part of the Energy to Lead Competition. The competition challenges New York colleges and...
The Society of Women Engineers (SCE) is honoring three Cummins employees for serving as innovators and leaders in their local communities, the STEM community and the future generation of STEM. SWE award recipients include working and...
Each year, Salt River Project (SRP) contributes more than $1.3 million to education initiatives, grants and partnerships throughout Arizona. One of these programs, currently underway, is SRP Classroom Connections, which encourages teachers to...
In this world, some people just worry about a problem. Others take action. Take Donald Leiching, one of the first linemen profiled in our Lifeline department 11 years ago within Transmission and Distribution World magazine's Electric Utility...
Hurricane Michael, one of the four strongest storms in U.S. history, caused widespread outages throughout Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and Virginia. In response, electric companies--including linemen from the impacted utilities, contractors...
Thirty high-school students each year have the power to follow their dreams in STEM fields through $40,000 in college scholarships from Edison International...
