About me
Hi, my name is Ricardo Munroe, welcome to my blog. I'm living in San Francisco and I'm a lawyer but my hobbies are searching, reading electrical knowledge or it's better to say my passion is electrical repairs. You can find here a lot of advice, based on my experience and I hope you will find this informations useful. Feel free to contact me if you have any further questions or concerns.
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On Oct. 27, @viewpointcs and EC present "How to Eliminate Chaos and Inefficiency in Your Service Business." Details:
Webinar: Viewpoint Presents 'How to Eliminate Chaos and Inefficiency in Your Service Business' |...
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Service, when managed properly, can help specialty contractors drive consistent revenue and profits. Learn how to avoid the most common causes of service inefficiency for specialty contractors with the free webinar presented by Viewpoint and MSI, "How to Eliminate Chaos and Inefficiency in Your Serv…
Our October issue content is now available on the website. Click around, see what's new:
October 2015: Emerging Markets | EC Mag
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Congrats to the winners of our 2015 Showstopper Awards! Details here:
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Magazine Names 2015 Showstopper Awards | EC Mag
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ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR magazine announces 23 winners from 189 contenders in the 2015 Showstopper Awards. The annual awards honor the best new products in diverse categories, selected during the 2015 NECA Convention & Trade Show in San Francisco, October 3-6.
There are plenty of resources available to employers through OSHA, and this article explores them:
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The first thing that comes to mind when thinking of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) is government regulation compliance. You think, “How can I avoid fines, fulfill minimum training requirements and complete all of the paperwork required for job-related injuries and illnesses…
From the web: an article from the St. Louis American on the importance of STEM education in electrical careers.
