<b>Research respondents needed-</b> Electrical arc flash hazard
The main reason for conducting this survey is to identify the current activities and attitudes about electrical arc flash hazards.
The closing date for respondents is 20 July 2008. Once all the responses are in, TAS intends to share good practice and electrical safety intelligence with its UK-wide industry peers via white papers and articles in industry publications, conference, seminars, industry associations meetings, road shows and peer forums.
Interested participants can enter their information by clicking on the link below.
For any other questions about the research project, please email Beverley Rose, marketing manager at TAS.
<b>Research respondents needed-</b> Electrical arc flash hazard
TAS Engineering has launched a research project targeted at UK-based electrical engineers, safety and compliance managers, and is inviting the UK engineering and safety professional community to take part. The research is focused on electrical arc flash safety activity & assessments, complete anonymity is ensured with regards to the issued findings.
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