Electrical hazards in construction: OSHA, CPWR and others to host webinar
Washington — Protecting construction workers from electrical hazards is the topic of a March 22 webinar hosted by OSHA and a trio of organizations.
Scheduled for 2 p.m. Eastern, the 90-minute webinar will be moderated by Kevin Cannon, director of safety and health services at the Associated General Contractors of America. Panelists are:
- Nicholas DeJesse, OSHA regional administrator
- Rocky Rowlett, vice president of safety at Faith Technologies
- Scott Sears, director of safety and loss control at Walker Engineering
- Jessica Bunting, research to practice director at CPWR – The Center for Construction Research and Training
“Two experienced electrical contractors will discuss workplace safety risks faced by their employees and how they keep their workers safe,” a Department of Labor press release states. “Related research and evidence-based solutions for addressing safety hazards will be provided by a Center to Protect Workers’ Rights representative.”
Time will be reserved for a Q&A session.
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