Last Chance to Submit an ESA 2019 Safety Award Nomination

ESA Awards

May 8, 2019

Have you encountered electrical safety hazards or identified safety issues that, if not addressed, could have posed a serious threat to a homeowner, a family, or the community? Or perhaps you or someone you know has created an initiative or program that helps keep people safe from electrical harm.

If you have a story to tell, Ontario’s Electrical Safety Authority wants to hear from you. ESA wants to celebrate and recognize contributions that make Ontario a safer place to live, work and play — in the workplace or in the community.

Submissions are accepted until May 24, 2019 in the following three categories:

    • powerline safety
    • worker safety
    • consumer and home safety

The awards will be handed out at the annual Ontario Electrical Safety Awards in Mississauga on September 26, 2019.

Either download the nomination form or fill out the online version here.

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