Bridging the Gap Between Electrical Engineering and Electrical Safety

Sep 20, 2018 11:30am -
Sep 20, 2018 01:00pm

Event Description

Bridging the Gap Between Electrical Engineering and Electrical Safety

Thursday, September 20     11:30 AM - 1:00 PM
Pacific Tower
1200 12th Ave. S., Suite 110

Seattle, WA 98144

Register by Tuesday, September 18
Space limited to 50 attendees

This workshop is intended to impart the importance of good engineering practices and how they affect electrical safety.  It will show participants how Arc Flash studies, Short Circuit studies and Protective Device Coordination studies, in association with recent electrical engineering innovations, can affect their safety programs. 

The speaker will demonstrate how an Arc Flash study works in affiliation with other electrical studies, as well as show EHS managers how to apply these to their own facilities.  Participants will see what is involved in Electrical Engineering, as well as recent breakthroughs and innovations which can make a huge impact for worker safety.  They will observe what takes place from an Electrical Engineer’s point of view when conducting Arc Flash studies and will have ample time for questions and dialogue.  The presentation will also include a brief update on the changes to the current NFPA 70E-2018.

Speaker Bio

Kevin Taulbee
PowerStudies Inc.
LINKEDIN Profile

 

Kevin Taulbee is an Electrical Engineer and Trainer with PowerStudies, Inc.  He has dedicated his career to worker-safety, specializing in electrical and lockout/tagout safety.  For ten years he worked for the Kentucky Occupational Safety and Health Department both in compliance and consultation.  While there, he conducted on-site safety and health audits, technical assistance and training for companies across the U.S. 

Kevin is an Authorized OSHA 10/30 hour instructor with over 1600 hours of platform training experience on a large variety of topics, specializing in electrical, machine guarding, lockout/tagout, flammable materials, processing safety management and material handling, plus, he’s well versed on OSHA (both CFR 1910 and 1926), NFPA, IEEE, ANSI, ASME and ISO requirements.  Throughout his career, he’s handled safety and health issues in nearly every field possible, from construction and logging to robotics and chemical plants.  He excels working with maintenance personnel, engineering teams and company management to accomplish any objective necessary.  As a safety engineer, he is currently a project manager in charge of Arc Flash studies, Short Circuit studies, Protective Device Coordination, Transient Switching Analysis and Harmonics studies.

 

Registration Details 
Advance registration and payment is required, and is being accepted now. Please assist our planning by registering early. League Members: $40; Non-League Members: $50. A late fee applies for registrations received after Tuesday, September 18.   Register below, by phone 425-498-8098, or email brookw@electricleague.net. A map of the Smart Building Center and area parking can be accessed HERE and the rates for the Pacific Tower West Garage are $3 (1-2 hours) or $5 (2-3 hours).

Lunch
Lunch will be catered by the Fare Start Restaurant before the panel discussion.


Event Type:Education & Networking
Category:Monthly League Meeting
Early registration ends on Jul 25, 2018.
Regular registration starts on Jul 26, 2018 and ends on Sep 17, 2018.
Late registration starts on Sep 18, 2018.

 

Registration Fees
Fee TypeEarlyRegularLate
 Presentation and Lunch
Member Fee: $40.00$40.00$45.00
Non-Member Fee: $50.00$50.00$55.00