Powering Chicago Experts Lead Crain’s Webcast on Staying Compliant with Emerging Electrical Systems and Technologies
- Posted: January 13, 2025
- better careers, better communities, better construction, Bill Cullen, Continental Electric, Dave Chorley, Electrical System, Electrical System Compliance, Gary Shamasko, George Mostardini, IBEW Local 134, Jamerson & Bauwens Electrical Contractors, Jerry McGlynn, Matt Stolspart, McWilliams Electric, NFPA 70, NFPA 70B, Sharlen Electric
Powering Chicago partners proudly with Crain’s Chicago Business for its webcast, “Keeping Current: How to Stay Compliant in Maintaining Existing and New Electrical Technologies,” on Thursday, Dec. 12, 2024.
During the webcast, our expert panelists and Powering Chicago members discussed the latest updates to NFPA 70 and the shift of NFPA 70B into an active standard for preventative maintenance. These changes are pivotal in shaping the future of electrical systems and ensuring the safety and efficiency of buildings and infrastructure.
Our panelists included:
- Dave Chorley, President, Continental Electric
- Bill Cullen, Vice President, Sharlen Electric
- Jerry McGlynn, VP of Field Operations & Safety, McWilliams Electric
- George Mostardini, Business Representative, IBEW Local 134
- Gary Shamasko, VP of Solutions, Jamerson & Bauwens Electrical Contractors
- Matt Stolspart, Business Representative, IBEW Local 134
The discussion highlighted how these updates improve the safety, reliability, and efficiency of electrical systems while ensuring that electricians and contractors are equipped with the latest knowledge and skills. By staying compliant with these evolving standards, we can continue to build safer, more sustainable, and energy-efficient infrastructure.
Powering Chicago is excited to have contributed to this important discussion and looks forward to continuing our efforts to shape the future of the electrical industry.
Watch the full webcast to learn more about how these updates can impact your projects and ensure compliance with the latest standards.