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January 2008

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2008 Construction Outlook

By Joseph M. KellyUnder (Miscellaneous)

Each year, ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR uses its January issue to focus on the construction market in orde

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What's Happening at OSHA
(Safety)
By
Joe O'Connor
January 2008
Inspections and citations are down. Little activity has occurred on the advancement of new regulations. READ MORE
Navy Throws Switch on First of Five Solar Energy Projects
(Green Building)
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January 2008
On October 24, 2007, Captain Mick Gleason threw the switch that turned on the photovoltaic (PV) carports at the Naval Air Warfare Center Weapons Division at California’s China READ MORE
Ring in the New!
(Miscellaneous)
By
Milner Irvin
January 2008
I wish all readers of this magazine a happy, healthy and prosperous new year. And, I would like to reflect briefly on what it takes to make some new year wishes come true. READ MORE
IBEW Local No. 1 Achieves Safety Milestone
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January 2008
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, construction fatalities increased 2.8 percent in 2006 to 1,226 from 1,192 in 2005. READ MORE
The Illumination Debate
(Lighting)
By
Craig DiLouie
January 2008
High-bay applications—such as factories, warehouses, big box stores and gyms—continue to be the hottest lighting retrofit markets. READ MORE

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Cool Tools: Rotary Hammers
Electricians frequently must make holes in a variety of materials—easy-to-cut Sheetrock, wood, masonry, concrete and different types of metal with varying degrees of hardness— READ MORE
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Walking the exhibit floor at the 2007 NECA show in San Francisco, attendees found hundreds of products and services in exhibits that ranged from single booths to large, elabor READ MORE
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