What is iP?
More than a magazine...
Incident Prevention - "iP" magazine is written for utility safety managers, supervisors, foremen and crew leaders. iP readers are employed by investor-owned utilities, municipalities, electric co-ops, communication providers and contractors who provide services to these entities. Articles focus on job related hazards such as arc flash, grounding methods, trenching, line maintenance, working in confined spaces, work zone management, safe equipment operations and so much more. iP is mailed to qualified subscribers at no charge - subscribe today!
iP Safety Conference & Expo is a popular learning and networking event serving utility safety leadership. Industry experts offer seminars on safety management topics, job site hazards, leadership development, leg/reg updates and otherly timely topics. Informative panel discussions and lively round table discussions provide solutions for utility safety leaders. Our very interactive expo hall offers attendees the opportunity to learn more about the latest in safety/training devices and services.
iP Safety Conference & Expo
USOLN - CUSP Certification
UTILITY SAFETY & OPS LEADERSHIP NETWORK - USOLN
The Utility Safety & Ops Leadership Network (USOLN) is a membership organization which serves as an advocate for a safe, secure and productive utility work environment and as a catalyst for the prevention of incidents. The USOLN provides utility companies and their contractor partners with a reliable Certified Utility Safety Professional (CUSP) certification program, legislative/regulatory updates, and networking resources. Click here to learn more!
Alkire Safety Advocate Award
CAROLYN ALKIRE SAFETY ADVOCATE AWARD
Incident Prevention and the utility industry lost a good friend and partner in safety on July 11, 2008. Carolyn Alkire, a 40 year employee of San Diego Gas and Electric passed away very suddenly. Carolyn was very active in several industry groups including, but not limited to, iP Safety Conferences, International Underground Overhead Trainers Association, the Western Underground and the Institute for Safety in Powerline Construction. She is truly missed by all who were lucky to have known her.
In her honor, Incident Prevention is pleased to announce the Carolyn Alkire Safety Advocate award. Beginning in 2009 this annual award will be presented to a recipient who best depicts the same attitude, dedication and passion for safety that Carolyn had.
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