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Electrical Clearances: Best Practices
When sizing a room, or an area that will house electrical equipment, there are many variables to consider. It is clearly stated in the Ontario Electrical Code book that “electrical equipment shall be installed and guarded so that adequate provision is made for the safety of persons and property and for the protection of the electrical equipment from mechanical or other damage to which it is likely to be exposed” (OESC 2-200). This can be done with a dedicated electrical room/space, signage, physical barriers, and training. When working with other disciplines, the electrical team must communicate the physical size, and space needed to follow all of the rules stated in the OESC, of the chosen electrical equipment.
Pre-Start Health and Safety Reviews (PSR): An Overview
The purpose of this knowledge file is to provide a basic overview of what a pre-start health and safety review (PSR or PSHSR) is in order to facilitate the planning and coordination of PSR projects.
Trunnion Strength Evaluation
The purpose of this file is to share information on trunnion supports. Sometimes in piping design, a trunnion is needed. When designing a trunnion, there are many factors to consider and best practices to follow.
Introducing the JNE Experiential Learning Fund at McMaster University
This is an initiative to provide students within the Introduction to Civil Engineering course the opportunity to engage in hands-on, real-world learning experiences. This announcement coincides with the 25th anniversary of JNE's establishment of the Endowed Chair in Civil Engineering at McMaster's Faculty of Engineering.













