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⚡Live Line Electrical Safety Services completed another open enrollment this past month in Houston at the TEXAS ELECTRICAL SAFETY ASSOCIATION. Our 1-day/8-hour Refresher ESAT course (2025 0709) was small, but great engagement with folks like Michael at GE Vernova and George McGown. The 2-day/16-hour QEW Electrical Safety Awareness Training (ESAT) course (2025 0710-0711), including a virtual German visitor Philipp Lenssen with Safety by Design, Inc., attended with his local co-workers, Enchanted Rock (like usual👏) and Texas Materials (repeat customer).💥

⚠️Reminder, we now offer a 4-Hour Refresher and an 8-Hour Refresher option, so if you're interested in refreshers, let us know. We're getting inquiries, so we look forward to upcoming September open enrollment courses. At Live Line Safety, we recommend a 16-4-4-8 schedule, not retraining only every 3 years. Questions❓Interested❓Give us a shout.⚠️

⚡ Our open enrollment in Houston, Texas offers a convenient location for new hires or for those facing time constraints. ⚡

💡 Save the date(s) for our next open enrollment courses September 9-12, 2025. 💡

⚡Live Line Electrical Safety Services⚡indirectly greeted by our client Estis arriving at the airport. We provided a 16-Hour electrical safety awareness training course for this Flowco, Inc company in Midland, TX (2025 0717-0718) for their maintenance/field service technicians on ELECTRIC compressors. Though not "electricians", the employer, safety representative John Oglesbee and training manager Matthew Salas recognize the employee is exposed to electrical hazards, therefore needs electrical safety training!💥

Drop the titles❗If working on or near exposed energized electrical conductors or circuit parts, your employees (co-workers) need electrical safety training. Electricity doesn't care about your titles. What is the task and what is the hazard⁉️