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To help promote each year’s NESM campaign, ESFI reaches out to state governors to urge them to declare May as NESM. States that have made proclamations this year include AZ, MS, ND, OH, SC, SD, and VA. Review our complete collection of NESM resources here: esfi.org/national-elect…

When working outside on a home project, you have to remember to always look up, always! Whether you’re trimming trees, cleaning the gutters, or hanging up lights, first be aware of the electrical hazards around your home, including power lines. esfi.org/be-aware-of-ov…

May is National Electrical Safety Month! Automotive batteries pose a risk if not properly prepared and transported, using all necessary standard operating procedures. This danger can be higher if the battery systems in the vehicles have been compromised: esfi.org/damaged-ev-bat…

The construction industry has one of the highest rates of workplace injuries and deaths in the U.S. The top four construction hazards are electrocution, falls, struck-by, and caught-in/between. Learn how to prevent construction-related workplace injuries: esfi.org/construction-s…

Notice an odd odor, discoloration, or hear something unusual from your e-bike or scooter? These could be warning signs of a serious problem. If you sense something unusual, move the device away from flammable objects and call 911. esfi.org/lithium-ion-ba…

It's National Safe Boating Week and National Water Safety Month. If you're spending time in a boat or around the water this summer, be sure to exercise caution. Learn how to avoid electric shock drowning: esfi.org/electric-shock…

According to OSHA, drivers of heavy trucks have a high number of workplace electrical fatalities. 76% of these fatalities occurred from contact with overhead power lines. See more construction safety tips for truck drivers of heavy trucks: esfi.org/construction-s…

When charging your electric vehicle, be sure to only use manufacturer-approved charging cables. Non-approved adapters might seem like a convenient fix, but they often don’t include safety features installed in manufacturer-approved chargers.

90% of HVAC mechanic fatalities occurred from contact with energized equipment or parts on or near the device they were working on. 74% of all worker electrical fatalities occur in non-electrical occupations. See more safety tips for HVAC mechanics: esfi.org/construction-s…

ESFI's Program Director Daniel Majano was in the news this past week engaging in targeted outreach to the D.C. area Hispanic/Latino community after two workers tragically lost their lives in an overhead power line incident in Camp Springs, Maryland. youtu.be/004U1kwy7NI

Lithium-ion battery fires have unique threats, which include reignition and explosion if they are not extinguished properly. See how to handle electrolyte spills, overheated batteries, and extinguish battery and energy storage system fires: esfi.org/how-to-extingu…

74% of all workplace electrical fatalities occur in non-electrical occupations. Roofers have a higher-than-average rate of electrical fatalities, according to OSHA. 81% of these fatalities were caused by contact with overhead power lines. esfi.org/construction-s…

Are you thinking of purchasing an electric vehicle? Make sure your home is ready for EV charging. Have a qualified electrician inspect your home’s electrical panel to ensure it can power electric vehicle charging.

While we can’t prevent natural disasters from impacting our communities, we can ensure our homes are electrically safe before and after a storm. Follow these tips to stay safe during and after a storm.

When it's time to charge your e-bike or scooter, choose a flat, dry area away from children, sunlight, and entrances where a fire could block an escape route. Never leave your device charging unattended, especially overnight: esfi.org/lithium-ion-ba…

Thank you for celebrating National Electrical Safety Month with us this year! Join us next month as we continue the momentum into National Safety Month. ESFI's free materials are available for you to share throughout your community all year long: esfi.org/national-elect…

Thank you to Congressman Rob Bresnahan Jr. and Rep. Janelle Bynum for introducing a new resolution in the House that expresses support for the designation of May 2025 as National Electrical Safety Month and reinforces why electrical safety matters more than ever. We are grateful to Electrical Safety Foundation International for

The National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA) and ESFI applaud the bipartisan resolution introduced by Reps. Janelle Bynum and Rob Bresnahan to designate May as National Electrical Safety Month. You can read more about the resolution here: makeitelectric.org/newsroom/news/…

June is National Safety Month, National Safety Council's annual campaign that promotes workplace safety. ESFI’s workplace electrical safety materials provide valuable information to help employees make safe choices every day. Share our free safety materials: esfi.org/workplace-safe…

This year’s National Electrical Safety Month was the most effective campaign to date in terms of scope and reach. Twelve governors issued proclamations declaring May to be NESM, and the campaign was recognized by Congress through an official resolution: esfi.org/news/2025-nati…