The Global Electric Safety Summit 2023 will be held in Tampa, Florida on February 15, at 3:00 p.m. EDT. This significant industry event will focus on the question, "What are the best techniques for preventing damage to above- and below-ground electric cables?"
The panel will comprise Glen "Cookie" Cook, Electrical Safety Consultant from Queensland, Australia, who will be moderated by two-time Olympian and Safety Ambassador Cliff Meidl. Kelley Heinz, Damage Prevention/Claims Investigator from ComEd/JULIE Board, Lisa McKnight, Damage Prevention Director from the City of Lawrenceville/Georgia 811 Board, and Brandy Kitchel, Distribution Support Manager from Georgia Power/Georgia 811 Board.
Cliff Meidl, who has more than twenty years of experience as an advocate and speaker on safety concerns, will open the conversation with a review of recent statistics pertaining to electric damages. The purpose of the discussion is to give participants with suggestions for enhancing the safety of their companies. Issues with hit lines, safety strategies after a damage has occurred, and educational programs such as Australia's Look Up and Live will be important themes of debate.
This Summit will occur at the Global Excavation Safety Conference, which Slate Safety has ranked as the best Safety Conference to attend in 2023. The conference will also have presentations on the Power Line Safety Initiative, Look Up and Live, Ready. Respond. Recover., The Power of Safety First, and Believe in Safety, in addition to the Electric Safety Summit.
Visit www.CliffMeidl.com for more information on Cliff Meidl and his remarkable tale. Visit www.GlobalExcavationSafetyConference.com for additional information or to register for the conference.
