2027 IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Workshop (ESW 2027)

Nevada, USA

The 2027 IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Workshop (ESW 2027) provides a technical forum for professionals, researchers, engineers, safety practitioners and industry experts to exchange ideas and advancements in electrical safety and to help advance the electrical safety culture.

The workshop focuses on breakthrough improvements in human factors, technology, work practices, standards and managing systems that reduce the risk of electrical injuries and incidents in the workplace. ESW brings together professionals from industry, engineering, government and related fields to share practical knowledge, research findings, innovative solutions and real-world experience.

• Electrical Safety
• Electrical Hazard Recognition
• Risk Assessment and Risk Mitigation
• Arc Flash Protection
• Electric Shock Hazards
• Arc Flash and Arc Blast Hazards
• Prevention Through Design
• Inherently Safer Design
• Human Factors Engineering
• Electrical Safety Work Practices
• Electrical Safety Management Systems
• Codes, Standards and Regulations
• Standards Compliance and Updates
• Condition-Based Maintenance
• Grounding and Bonding
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Incident Investigation and Case Histories
• Emergency Response
• Construction Electrical Safety
• Contractor Safety
• Power Line Contact Mitigation
• Hazardous Areas and Electrical Safety
• Electrical Safety Training and Education
• Electrical Safety Technology and Innovation
• Research on Electrical Hazards and Their Effects
• Risk Management
• Electrical Safety in Industrial Applications
• Electrical Safety in the Workplace

The IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Committee invites proposals for original, previously unpublished technical papers and tutorials for presentation at the 2027 IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Workshop.

Technical contributions should address practical electrical safety challenges and advance the mission of the Electrical Safety Workshop through improvements in human factors, technology, work practices, standards, regulations and safety management systems.

Authors may submit technical papers in different presentation formats, including full-length presentations, incident case histories and focus sessions. Tutorials are also invited to provide in-depth educational content for electrical safety professionals.

Presented papers will be published in the Conference Record and submitted to IEEE Xplore, subject to IEEE requirements and publication policies. Exceptional papers may also be considered for further publication in IEEE Transactions on Industry Applications or IEEE Industry Applications Magazine.

• Full-Length Presentations – generally 45 minutes
• Incident Case Histories – generally 15 minutes
• Focus Sessions – interactive poster-based presentations
• Tutorials – typically four-hour educational sessions

The Electrical Safety Workshop aims to accelerate the application of breakthrough improvements in human factors, technology and managing systems that reduce the risk of electrical injuries.

The workshop also seeks to stimulate innovation in overcoming barriers and to change and advance the electrical safety culture to enable sustainable improvements in the prevention of electrical accidents and injuries.

Peppermill Resort

Nevada, USA

• IEEE Industrial Applications Society (IEEE IAS)
• IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Committee

https://electricalsafetyworkshop.org/