A PCAPP start-up crew electrician assists a fellow worker suit up in special arc flash protection gear in preparation for an electrical inspection. The arc flash protection suit will provide added worker protection in the unlikely event of a malfunction. Photo: PEO ACWA from Feb. 7, 2011 file.

Construction firm, concrete supplier fined $218,000 after Alberta worker injured in arc flash incident

by Safety News Canada Staff September 25, 2025

written by Safety News Canada Staff September 25, 2025

A construction firm and a concrete supplier have been fined a combined $218,000 after a worker was seriously injured by an arc flash on a construction site near Viking, Alta.…

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Construction firm, concrete supplier fined $218,000 after Alberta worker injured in arc flash incident

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