Helping to keep your facilities and employees safe
We do more than deliver traditional electrical parts and services. We have the knowledge and expertise to keep your facility and employees safe. There are a number of safety risks in an industrial workplace. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there are more than 300 work-related fatalities each year, with nearly 400,000 non-fatal injuries reported annually.
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Our Safety Solutions
Explore our safety solutions we offer.
Glove Testing Program
Ensure Safety & Compliance at Your Facility. Electrical-insulating rubber gloves are crucial personal protective equipment. That’s why we offer a comprehensive Glove Safety Program to help protect your employees from arc flash injuries and ensure compliance with safety standards.

Personal protective equipment (PPE)
You take your safety very seriously on the job site. While you work hard to take daily precautions that keep you and your coworkers safe, personal protective equipment (PPE) can be an additional layer of protection while you are at work. The proper personal protective equipment (PPE) can help protect against excessive noise, debris, sharp objects, chemical spills, and other workplace safety hazards.
At Echo Electric we offer a wide variety of safety equipment, from hard hats, respirators, and gloves, to earplugs, high-vis apparel, and fall protection.
Safety audits and training courses
Discover peace of mind in your workplace with our specialized safety audits and tailored training programs. All of the trainings below are in the partnership with Ritter Safety and Facility Support.
On-site qualified electrical worker audit
Compliance with OSHA and NFPA 70E mandates that Qualified Persons exhibit proficiency in electrical equipment and operations, coupled with safety training to mitigate associated risks. Our audit service provides a systematic approach to validate employees’ competence in these crucial areas.
Estimated Time Required:
- Approximately 30 minutes per employee audit.
- Expect to complete around 16 employee audits within an average 8-hour day.

Dedicated Audit Representative will:
- Lead the audit process, clarifying roles and responsibilities.
- Review audit requirements with employees beforehand.
- Address questions before, during, and after the audit.
- Verify proper identification of electrical hazards and selection of PPE.
- Ensure correct PPE usage and completion of each audit step.
- Document each audit thoroughly for the employer.
Electrical safety program development
The service includes a thorough review of existing policies, culminating in an updated program compliant with OSHA requirements and the current edition of NFPA 70E. The finalized program will incorporate specific guidelines for employees and contractors, addressing shock and arc flash hazards. Deliverables will be provided in both editable digital format and hard copy upon request.

Highlights:
- Initial Consultation: Site visit or virtual meeting to discuss organization-specific elements such as qualified personnel, hazard potentials, equipment labeling, and safety procedures for various personnel categories.
- Program Developed: A detailed Electrical Safety Program covering arc flash, shock hazards, risk assessments, and other associated dangers. Define responsibilities for different worker categories, outline PPE requirements, and establish guidelines for required documents, training, tools, and test equipment
The entire project is expected to conclude within 4-6 weeks from the initial consultation. Payments will be scheduled accordingly throughout the project timeline.
Live online electrical safety training
Train your employees on the up to date edition of the NFPA 70E. These classes are ideal for new hires or employers with a small number of Qualified Electrical Workers. All training classes will be conducted by an OSHA Authorized Instructor with in-depth knowledge of NFPA 70E. Classes are offered either monthly live online 8-hour, 4-hour or 2.5-hour versions.
All classes included a digital training packet with handouts and review quizzes, a digital certificate of completion and a digital employer documentation packet.

Classes:
- 8-Hour Electrical Safety Training for the Qualified Electrical Worker, Supervisors and Management- Highly recommended for qualified electrical workers, supervisors and management who have not attended a comprehensive electrical safety training class in recent years. The 8-hour class covers additional topics not included in the 4-hour class and allows more time for detailed explanation and discussion of each topic.
- 4-Hour Electrical Safety Training for the Qualified Electrical Worker, Supervisors and Management- Should be considered the minimum level of initial training for Qualified Electrical Workers and is ideal for Refresher Training.
- 2.5-Hour Annual Electrical Safety Refresher Training for the Qualified Electrical Worker- Designed for experienced, qualified electrical workers who follow an updated, detailed Electrical Safety Program and receive Annual Refresher training.
On-site or virtual lockout / tagout training
This training will cover essential aspects of ensuring workplace safety around hazardous energies. This session will define key terms, differentiate between Lockout and Tagout, and provide real-world examples illustrating the importance of NFPA 70E and OSHA LOTO requirements. The training will also address potential hazards, employer responsibilities, LOTO program essentials, equipment, procedures, and emergency lock removal. From simple to complex LOTO scenarios, this course equips individuals with knowledge crucial for maintaining an electrically safe work environment. 2.5-Hour classes are offered either on-site or virtual.
All classes included a training packet with handouts and review quizzes, a certificate of completion and an employer documentation packet.

Supplier Safety Services
With our supplier partners, we provide a wide selection of trainings & services to meet your needs for every project to keep your team safe.
Arc Flash
An arc flash is an electrical accident that creates a dangerous, high-temperature explosion.
An arc flash results from an arc fault. Arc faults are caused by electricity discharging between two or more conductors that are improperly connected, such as frayed wires. Dust or moisture can also cause arcing between conductors, which explains why high-voltage power lines will glow in foggy weather.
Are you interested in an NFPA and NEC compliant flash study?
Panduit VeriSafe™ absence of voltage tester
VeriSafe is the first-of-its-kind voltage tester that determines the absence of voltage with just a push of a button. This revolutionary 2018 NFPA 70E compliant product automates the required six-step testing process in about ten seconds, enabling your plant to operate faster, safer, and more efficiently. Simplify safety with the superior technology of VeriSafe.
Keeping up and complying with constantly changing regulations is a challenge for all industrial leaders. That’s why it’s important to have a partner like Panduit, a leader in electrical infrastructure solutions for over 60 years.
Safety resources
The top 5 safety hazards in an industrial workplace are falls, machine guarding, powered industrial trucks, electrical, and lockout/tagout.
Department of Labor Safety Programs and Plans


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