Independent Electrical Contractors
The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has launched a new national emphasis program (NEP) to help prevent heat-related illnesses at outdoor and indoor workplaces, including electrical contractors and
Every successful business has one thing in common: great employees. Employees are the most valuable asset to any business and the most difficult part is finding them and then keeping
In its most simplistic form, estate planning is the process of outlining today how you want your assets to be managed and transferred after your death. In reality, it’s much
As an electrical contractor, you want to surround yourself with highly competent and well-skilled electricians who will reflect your company’s expertise each and every time they go to a jobsite.
In the early 1980s—after playing around in the rodeo arena—Mark Piland did what all his friends were doing and joined the fire department. Along with standard fire safety training, he
Material issues have been on the rise, and fixture packages have been and continue to be one of the most difficult areas to manage, and one of the costliest items
Would you ever agree to drive the length of a football field with your eyes closed? Probably not. And yet, at 55 mph, that’s approximately how far your vehicle will
It would be easy to describe Denver, Colorado’s Weifield Group as a successful business. In just over 20 years, they’ve grown from a small local electrical contractor into one of
Have you ever waved back to someone only to realize they were waving at someone behind you? Or spent time talking to someone only to find out later you had
Sonepar’s SVP of HR says it’s the paradigm shift we need. The message from the contractors at the recent IEC Annual Convention was crystal clear: Help raise the profile of
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