NECA is reaching out for participants and reviewers in underrepresented interest groups for the National Electrical Installation Standards (NEiS) development process.

Tis the season – to celebrate safely! To help make sure your holidays don’t go from merry to scary, remember these Twelve Holiday Safety Tips.

According to The Hill, Giamberardino ranks among “the most distinguished and accomplished professionals from the influence world who are on the front lines of the nation’s most consequential political and policy battles.”

2019’s technology growth will have an industry-changing impact on the work and growth of the electrical contracting business.

NECA Now 2019 is your place to hear dynamic speakers and subject matter experts, attend relevant educational opportunities and participate in valuable networking events.

Registration opens in January. Check out the official conference websiteNECASafetyConference.com for schedule and speaker updates in the coming weeks!

Apprentice Dominic Davidson showed off valuable first aid skills during a local emergency situation in Washington state.

The recent 7.0 earthquake in Alaska has prompted many electrical contractors to come together for the good of their community.

Discover how Speed, Attention, Fatigue, and Emotion can be managed effectively so company drivers can return home safely to their loved ones.

OSHA's directorate of training and education have alerted trainers of recent changes regarding OSHA 500 series and ET&D 10 & 20 hour course cards.

Today, U.S. Congressman Scott Peters (CA-52) introduced a bill to help ensure that the federal government gets what it pays for on federal construction contracts.

Learn about the recent UL and Code requirements necessary for healthcare outlet assemblies in this upcoming webinar.

According to the latest numbers from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) released last month, electrical construction is a safe industry, especially when compared to the construction industry as a whole.

CO alarms are vital in protecting your family from this colorless and odorless gas that is often referred to as the “invisible killer.”

The staff at NECA knows that winter holidays are a time for families and friends to get together, but that also means a greater risk for fire. Following a few simple tips from the National Fire Protection Association will ensure a happy and fire-safe holiday season.