Ask a Safety Officer: Outdoor electrical safety
October 15, 2021
3 Minute read
Looking to renovate your outdoor living space? Our electrical safety officer covers common outdoor electrical safety hazards and how to avoid them.
Wildfires? Here's what you need to know about electrical and gas safety
May 24, 2021
4 Minute read
Impacted by wildfires? Review our tips around electrical and gas safety to stay safe.
On the road again: Keeping your RV safe
May 18, 2021
5 Minute read
Summer is almost here and with many British Columbians gearing up for road trips in their RVs we're reminding RV owners to have their propane equipment checked.
Ask a safety officer: how to prevent electrical fires
February 11, 2021
4 Minute read
Burn Awareness Week this year is about electrical fires. Our electrical safety officer answers common questions about preventing electrical fires in the home.
Electrical operating permits: what are they and do I need one?
December 14, 2020
5 Minute read
Here are the answers to some of our most commonly asked questions about electrical operating permits.
Top 22 changes you need to know about the 2018 Canadian Electrical Code
October 8, 2020
4 Minute read
The Canadian Electrical Code 2018 version includes changes to support workers in the safe installation & maintenance of electrical equipment & systems.
Four safety tips for cabin renovations
July 13, 2020
3 Minute read
Before getting together for cabin renovations, or asking friends to do electrical work over beers, check out these renovation tips for cabin safety.
Choosing a contractor for home renovations? Your contractor questions answered.
May 19, 2020
3 Minute read
Finding the right contractor on top of planning a kitchen remodel or a basement upgrade can be exciting, but it can also be a lot of work. Here, we answer questions about finding the right contractor for your home renovation.
Why do we keep putting ourselves at risk of electric shock?
April 7, 2020
3 Minute read
An electrical contractor was replacing a damaged light fixture in an underground parkade. The circuit was still energized so the contractor paused and shouted to let his supervisor know. The response? Keep going anyway.