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Illuminating New Purposes for Lighting

By Kirk Davis | Dec 11, 2024
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As we near the end of another productive year, take a moment to consider how lighting is evolving in ways that greatly affect our work and well-being.

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As we near the end of another productive year, take a moment to consider how lighting is evolving in ways that greatly affect our work and well-being. Reflecting on 2024, lighting has made several positive contributions to our industry through prefabrication, promoting health and well-being and temporary lighting innovations, just to name a few.

Lighting prefabrication streamlines processes, reducing on-site time and waste while boosting productivity. This approach allows us to preassemble lighting components in controlled environments, optimizing resource use, reducing labor demands and improving consistency. As we scale up prefab practices, our industry achieves greater efficiency and a higher standard of quality.

We’re also seeing a shift toward lighting solutions that promote wellness. Research continues to highlight how lighting affects mood, alertness and productivity in the workplace. From reducing eye strain to enhancing energy levels, these designs benefit workers’ overall well-being, which ultimately contributes to safer, more productive workplaces. It’s exciting to see lighting go beyond its traditional role, emerging as a key factor in creating healthier, happier environments!

Another way of valuing worker safety is through high-quality temporary lighting systems that are now more accessible than ever, providing crucial visibility for workers and helping prevent accidents. LED solutions, for example, are not only brighter and more durable, but also cut down on energy costs, ensuring a safer and more sustainable job site.

As we look forward to a new year, let’s continue to lead the charge in these important areas. Lighting is more than just a practical necessity—it’s a means to improve the quality of our work and the well-being of our people.

Thank you for your dedication to excellence and innovation in our industry. I wish you a bright and successful year ahead!

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Kirk Davis
President, NECA 

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Kirk Davis

NECA President
Kirk Davis is the president of the National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA). He took office in January 2022.

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