Annual Meeting & Ontario Electrical Safety Awards: September 19, 2024

ESA

June 7, 2024

On Thursday, Sept.19, 2024 the Electrical Safety Authority will hold its 2024 Annual Meeting & Ontario Electrical Safety Awards event. 

More information about times and location coming soon.

Call for 2024 Safety Award Nominations!

Do you know an electrical safety leader? Nominate them for an Ontario Electrical Safety Award.

ESA wants to celebrate those who demonstrate a commitment to improving electrical safety in Ontario. The Ontario Electrical Safety Awards recognize exceptional contributions to safety in the areas that present the greatest harm to Ontarians: Powerline Safety, Worker Safety, and Consumer and Home Safety.

The Call for Nominations closes June 28, 2024 @ 5 p.m.

Go HERE for more information

2023 Annual Meeting & Ontario Electrical Safety Awards

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