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Have you heard the buzz? We've got electrical safety tips for Licensed Electrical Contractors, Master and certified electricians working in Ontario. Hosted by the Electrical Safety Authority's Josie Erzetic, we'll explore best safety practices with ESA technical advisors and experts to arm you with the tools you need to get your job done safely! Plus hear about emerging industry trends, potential hazards, new bulletins and updates to the Ontario Electrical Safety Code. Stay informed and stay grounded!
Electrical Safety Authority hosts Grounded in Ontario, a education show with 20 episodes published.
What do new licensing updates mean for you or your business? ESA's Director of Licensing, Sarah Kempel , breaks down the biggest licensing changes affecting Ontario's licensed electrical contractors and master electricia
As Ontario's Electrical Safety Code introduces major new bonding requirements for pools and hot tubs, ESA Technical Advisor Trevor Tremblay breaks down why stray voltage is becoming a growing safety concern — and what el
The 29th edition of the Ontario Electrical Safety Code is now in effect, bringing important changes that contractors, designers, and DIY homeowners need to understand. In this episode, ESA Technical Advisor, Trevor Tremb
While meter bases may seem like a simple piece of infrastructure, incorrect installations can pose serious risks. In this episode, ESA Technical Advisor, Trevor Tremblay discusses common mistakes, updated code requiremen
Energy Storage Systems (ESS) are transforming energy management by providing backup power, reducing electricity costs, and enabling greater energy independence, especially when paired with solar systems and EV chargers.
ESA's Technical Advisor, Diana Madill, shares her inspiring career journey from electrician to inspector and helps break down the role and responsibilities of this critical position. Diana also discusses her career path
With changing technology comes updated requirements. Karen Ras and Trevor Tremblay, Technical Advisor at ESA, explore electric vehicle supply equipment (EVSE) like charging stations for EVs. You'll hear updates on adjust
While knob and tube wiring can be safe if properly installed and maintained, over time it can become a problem as newer wiring methods are intermixed and the system deteriorates. Karen Ras and Trevor Tremblay, Technical
Karen Ras and Trevor Tremblay, a Technical Advisor at the ESA, return to discuss some hot topics and important developments every Licensed Electrical Contractor needs to hear, including changes in meter base standards, i
For a long time, ESA communicated with Licensed Electrical Contractors through fax machines. But, as technology has advanced, so have the platforms for communication between inspectors and contractors. On this episode, h
ESA's Risk-based Oversight (RBO) program was developed more than two years ago as a tool to reduce the burden on contractor's time. On this episode, host Karen Ras chats with Will Barrett, ESA's General Manager for Opera
A Licensed Electrical Contractor's defect ratio is one of the factors in determining the risk ranking for RBO. That's why, on this episode, host Karen Ras continues her conversation with Trevor Tremblay, technical adviso
Last year, inspectors wrote more than 143,000 defects. On this episode, host Karen Ras speaks with Trevor Tremblay, technical advisor at ESA, about the most common defects recorded and what Licensed Electrical Contractor
With climate change bringing more severe storms, many consumers are looking to install generators to ensure they still have power in extreme weather situations. On this episode, host Karen Ras gets the lowdown from Trevo
Individuals working in the underground economy (without proper licences or permits) undermine the public's trust in the electrical industry. In this episode, host Karen Ras speaks with Soussanna Karas, Director of Licens
As a licensed electrical contractor, the Ontario Electrical Safety Code helps ensure you do your job safely. On this episode, host Josie Erzetic catches up with Nansy Hanna, Senior Director of Engineering and Regulations
With the cost of battery storage coming down, more and more businesses, industries and homeowners are moving towards grid independence. On this episode, host Josie Erzetic talks with Trevor Tremblay, Technical Advisor at
Each year, hundreds of unlicensed contractors perform electrical work in Ontario illegally— putting homeowners and families at risk of electrical shock, fire and even death. On this episode, host Josie Erzetic speaks wit
Arc faults are one of the leading causes of fire hazards in a home. On this episode, host Josie Erzetic sits down with Trevor Tremblay, Technical Advisor at ESA, to discuss why it's important to install arc fault and gro
With gas prices on the rise and the cost of electric vehicles going down, it's no wonder that electric vehicle charging stations are a hot commodity. On this episode, host Josie Erzetic joins Trevor Tremblay, Technical A
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