The QUESTemp° 34 is a rugged, easy to use, datalogging Thermal Environment Monitor
The Precision Type 1 (1100) and the General Purpose Type 2 (2100) models are enhanced basic sound level meters
The Miller Relief Step Safety Device alleviates the effects of orthostatic intolerance, also known as suspension trauma. If a fall occurs, a person becomes suspended in a harness and remains both vertical and sedentary for a period of time, causing blood to "pool" in the veins of the legs.
New Miller Derrick/Oil Rig Harnesses and Accessories, featuring the innovative Miller Revolution Harness, are designed to meet the specific safety needs of workers in the oil industry.
New Miller Arc-Rated Products are designed to protect workers from falls caused by electric arc-flash and arc-blast exposure when working at heights or in confined space applications near energized electrical sources.
Featuring cushioned tubular webbing in the shoulder straps to minimize possible discomfort around the neck and shoulders when required to wear a tool belt.
DuraFlex Harnesses conform to the shape of the worker, stretching with every movement, so there is no bunching, binding, or kinking.
In this FOA certification program requires successful completion of 2 courses. In these courses you will cover components, applications, ANSI/TIA/EIA Standards, design, installation and maintenance procedures of fiber optic systems. You will also perform actual splicing, termination, testing and documentation procedures in lab.
4 days
This certification program requires successful completion of 3 courses. In these courses you will cover components, nameplate data, safety and maintenance procedures for low-voltage power circuit breakers equipped with electromechanical, solid-state, thermal, and magnetic trip devices. You will also perform complete circuit breaker service and testing in lab.
This certification program requires successful completion of 2 courses. In these courses you will cover electrical hazards, personal protective equipment (PPE) requirements, electrical inspection procedures, checklists and common violations, principles of electrical maintenance, preventative techniques and much more.
Planning an Arc Flash Hazard Analysis at your facility can be an overwhelming process. There are many sources out there providing information about arc flash hazards, but none designed specifically for the person responsible for the administration of the analysis. This seminar will enable you to produce a comprehensive scope of work, recognize quality and warning signs during the bidding process, smoothly prepare your facility for the analysis and understand what to do when it is done. This 4-hour seminar will be presented at various locations across the nation, in addition to our Learning Centers.
This certification program is actually four independent certifications that you can choose from. Successful completion of each course by itself certification. In these courses you will cover theory, components and applications of electromagnetic induction, electromechanical, solid-state or generation relays. You will perform actual testing and maintenance in labs.
Do you know what's dangerous about your electrical equipment? Neither do your electrical maintenance technicians. An arc flash hazard analysis will provide you with equipment labels that identify appropriate levels of protective equipment, approach distances, minimum arc rating, flash protection boundary distance, and shock hazard. It's required by OSHA, NFPA 70E, and NEC, and it saves lives. Get it right the first time with AVO. Request your proposal today.
This certification program requires successful completion of 3 courses. In these courses you will cover medium voltage cable types, components, design and applications. You will also perform actual splicing, terminating, testing and fault location in our labs and buried cable field.
