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Are you searching for a Master Electrician to provide your company or organization with the proper knowledge they need when it comes to Lockout and Electrical Safety in the workplace? When it comes to Lockout and Electrical Safety in the workplace?


Lenco offers many on-site and remote services along with online tools in electrical safety to prevent injuries in the workplace. We also will provide the necessary steps to properly execute a lockout program. We are skilled, qualified, professional, and dependable. Our vast experience is varied and extensive, combining classroom knowledge with years of field experience.
 

What is an arc flash hazard? 

A source of possible injury or damage to health associated with the release of energy caused by an electric arc.


Workers need to be protected from the hazards of both arc flash and shock.

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Workplace Electrical Safety Training & Consulting - Based on CSA Z462

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Lockout Placards & Training – Based on CSA Z460

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Customized Programs for Workplace Electrical Safety & Lockout

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Arc Flashing Training

We provide a wide range of training and consulting services including:

 

  • Onsite Electrical Consulting Services
  • PPE Requirements
  • Investigations
  • Audits
  • On-Site Training
  • Safety Solutions
  • Electrical Worker Training
  • Non Qualified Electrical Worker Training
  • A full range of lockout Training and Consulting Services including Lockout Placards 

 

For more information about our electrical safety services and training, please contact us today. Don’t forget to check out our Newsletter for the latest news on electrical safety.

Len Cicero Arc Flash Electrical Safety Training Expert

LEN CICERO

WHY CHOOSE LEN?

 

  • Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional – NFPA
  • Serving Safety Industry for over 29 years
  • Recognized by industry and colleagues as a specialist in Lockout and Workplace Electrical Safety
  • Technical Committee Vice Chairperson CSA Z460: Control of Hazardous Energy Lockout & Other Methods
  • Founding Member of CSA Z462 Workplace Electrical Safety Technical Committee
  • Past President of the Ontario Electrical League’s Halton Chapter

 

Electrician in hard hat and safety vest inspecting electrical panel, smiling.
By Sara DeSantis October 27, 2025
Hiring an electrician is a decision that directly impacts the safety and functionality of your home or business. Electrical work is not a DIY project; it requires specific skills, knowledge, and adherence to strict safety codes. Choosing the wrong person for the job can lead to faulty wiring, fire hazards, and costly repairs down the road. To ensure you hire a qualified and reliable professional, it’s essential to ask the right questions upfront. This guide will walk you through the critical questions you should ask any electrician before they start work. By gathering this information, you can make an informed decision and gain peace of mind knowing your property is in capable hands.
Two engineers in safety vests and hard hats in a factory, one pointing at a blueprint, the other smiling.
By Sara DeSantis September 22, 2025
Working with or near electrical equipment comes with inherent risks. One of the most severe dangers is an arc flash—a sudden, explosive release of energy caused by an electric arc. These events can produce intense heat, light, and pressure, leading to devastating injuries, equipment damage, and even fatalities. Proper training is not just a regulatory requirement; it's a critical component of a safe workplace. This post will explore the essentials of arc flash safety training, who needs it, and how specialized programs can create a more secure environment for everyone. An arc flash is a source of potential injury or damage to health associated with the energy released from an electric arc. The consequences are severe, including third-degree burns, blindness, hearing loss, and injuries from the concussive blast. Effective arc flash safety training equips workers with the knowledge to recognize these hazards, assess risks, and apply safe work practices to prevent incidents. It's about building a culture of safety where every team member understands their role in preventing electrical accidents.

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Electrician in hard hat and safety vest inspecting electrical panel, smiling.
By Sara DeSantis October 27, 2025
Hiring an electrician is a decision that directly impacts the safety and functionality of your home or business. Electrical work is not a DIY project; it requires specific skills, knowledge, and adherence to strict safety codes. Choosing the wrong person for the job can lead to faulty wiring, fire hazards, and costly repairs down the road. To ensure you hire a qualified and reliable professional, it’s essential to ask the right questions upfront. This guide will walk you through the critical questions you should ask any electrician before they start work. By gathering this information, you can make an informed decision and gain peace of mind knowing your property is in capable hands.
Two engineers in safety vests and hard hats in a factory, one pointing at a blueprint, the other smiling.
By Sara DeSantis September 22, 2025
Working with or near electrical equipment comes with inherent risks. One of the most severe dangers is an arc flash—a sudden, explosive release of energy caused by an electric arc. These events can produce intense heat, light, and pressure, leading to devastating injuries, equipment damage, and even fatalities. Proper training is not just a regulatory requirement; it's a critical component of a safe workplace. This post will explore the essentials of arc flash safety training, who needs it, and how specialized programs can create a more secure environment for everyone. An arc flash is a source of potential injury or damage to health associated with the energy released from an electric arc. The consequences are severe, including third-degree burns, blindness, hearing loss, and injuries from the concussive blast. Effective arc flash safety training equips workers with the knowledge to recognize these hazards, assess risks, and apply safe work practices to prevent incidents. It's about building a culture of safety where every team member understands their role in preventing electrical accidents.
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