Home Service Electrical

Temporary Installations Do you understand how the requirements for temporary installations differ from the requirements for permanent installations?

Happy Labor Day to those helping to protect our world. Your contributions improve safety everywhere and you all deserve respect, recognition, and a day to relax. You’ve earned it!

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A Better Understanding of NFPA 70E: Setting Up an Electrical Safety Program | NFPA | NFPA Are employees trained on the requirements of NFPA 70E®, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace® or are they trained on your Electrical Safety Program (ESP) requirements which are based on NFPA 70E? Someone must be trained on the NFPA 70E requirements to assure that the ESP complies....

Here's a behind-the-scenes look at a current new build wiring job.

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Summer is just around the corner!

Are you getting your pool ready for long summer nights? Hickman and Sgroi Electric can help with all your pool wiring needs. We're experts in the industry, and we'll make sure your pool is ready to go for the summer. Contact us today to get started! (413) 203-6900.

May is . Don't miss longtime electrician turned safety advocate Brandon Schroeder as he shares his story as an arc flash survivor on Episode 48 of The NFPA Podcast: https://www.nfpa.org/podcasts

May is Electrical Safety Month, which is a good time to review your company’s Electrical Safety Program (ESP). Christopher Coache, NFPA Senior Electrical Engineer, in Part 2 of his electrical safety program blog series, explains the importance of determining and defining central safety principles when setting up the program to advance safety in the workplace. http://nfpa.social/jEN350J1c76

It was a great day for golf. Showing our support to the IBEW Local 7 with our parent division Hickman and Sgroi Electric Inc.