Mersen, a global expert in electrical safety systems, has developed the HelioProtection range of dedicated products for the PV market, with an innovative safety solution for residential, commercial and industrial PV solar installations called Greeneye – Greenbrain. This PV safety system has
Electrical Safety First has welcomed the Communities, Equalities and Local Government Committee’s initial review of the new Welsh Housing Bill, which supports the Charity’s campaign to improve safety and poor conditions in the Welsh Private Rented Sector (PRS).
A round table follow-up to the Electrical Safety Council’s (ESC) highly successful Product Safety Conference will take place on 5 March in Church House, Westminster.
Commenting on the new Scottish Housing Bill, Phil Buckle, director general of the Electrical Safety Council (ESC), said: “The Scottish Government’s aim of improving conditions in the Private Rented Sector (PRS) is one we strongly support. We also hope the code of
The Electrical Safety Council (ESC) has joined forces with a number of other charities and organisations to promote better electrical safety in the Scottish private rented sector (PRS). An open letter has been sent to Margaret Burgess MSP, the minister for housing
A fully updated free guide to the practical issues associated with the EN50191 standard for the installation and operation of electrical test equipment is available from electrical safety testing specialist Clare.
The Joint Industry Board (JIB) has launched a campaign to raise awareness of asbestosis and related diseases, with the help of an electrical contractor currently living with the condition.
Recent changes to EN54-20 legislation and the introduction of next generation aspiration smoke detection to provide earliest warning, accuracy and flexibility are just some of the aspects covered in a new CPD accredited presentation created by Honeywell Life Safety.
The Electrical Safety Council (ESC) has continued its support for best safety practice within the industry by sponsoring an award at the ECA’s recent Electric Event.
The Electrical Safety Council (ESC) has welcomed the Communities and Local Government (CLG) Select Committee’s recommendation that private sector landlords be required to undertake a mandatory five-yearly check of electrical installations in their properties.
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