Episode 34: Entertainment Electrics

from The Event Safety Podcast Hosted by Event Safety Alliance

In this episode of the Event Safety Podcast, we talk electrical safety with author, ETCP-recognized instructor, and self-described "lighting guy" Richard Cadena. Join us as we discuss common electrical hazards in the entertainment space, why bypassing or altering equipment is a recipe for disaster, a few must-have tools for your safety toolkit, and the upcoming release of Richard's latest book. Links: Academy of Production Technology Electricity for the Entertainment Electrician & Technician: A Practical Guide for Power Distribution in Live Event Production (3rd Edition)

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