2020 Ontario Electrical Safety Awards

September 10, 2020

On Thursday, Sept. 24, 2020, the Electrical Safety Authority will hold its Annual Meeting and Ontario Electrical Safety Awards which recognize those who have demonstrated a strong commitment to electrical safety in Ontario.

Click HERE to open the invitation.

Awards Overview

ESA knows they can’t achieve their vision of an Ontario where people can live, work, and play from electrical harm on their own. That’s why they rely on and appreciate the contributions of their safety partners and stakeholders.

ESA wants to celebrate those who have demonstrated a strong commitment to electrical safety in Ontario – whether it’s through electrical safety programs, initiatives or efforts, in the workplace or in the community.

Awards are distributed in the following three categories:

  •    –   Powerline Safety
  •    –   Worker Safety
  •    –   Consumer and Home Safety

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