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OXNARD, Calif., Jan. 13, 2021 /PRNewswire/
DEKRA, a global leader in safety at work, announces the dates, location, and theme for the 2021 Safety in Action® Conference.
The conference will take place from August 17-19, 2021 at the Hyatt Regency Orlando in Orlando, Florida. Registration opens April 2021.
DEKRA’s 2021 Safety in Action® Conference set for August 17-19 in Orlando.
The 2021 theme is Navigating the New Normal: A 360 Approach to Safety at Work, which will address how the Covid-19 pandemic is fundamentally changing the world of workplace safety.
The conference s nearly 100 sessions will focus on seven tracks: Exposure Reduction, Supervisor and Manager Development, Executive Transformational Leadership, Serious Injury and Fatality Prevention, Human Performance Reliability, Industrial Ergonomics, and Total Worker Wellbeing.
By Dr. Jonathan C. Jobe Dec 30, 2020
Dec 30, 2020
To those of our readers who have read my writings previously, you have heard this tirade before and I apologize in advance. But, here it is again. I lived in Sacrament, California, in 1981 and 1982. The apartment my family and I lived in was totally electric, and for those who donât know, it gets as hot in Sacramento in the summer as it does in Oklahoma and sometimes worse. At that time, the Ranch Seco nuclear power plant, a nuclear plant paid for by the taxpayers of Sacramento and owned by the Sacramento Municipal Utility District â aptly nicknamed âSMUDâ â was operating the facility at 40 percent of its capacity.
By Jonathan C. Jobe
Dec 28, 2020
To those of our readers who have read my writings previously, you have heard this tirade before and I apologize in advance. But, here it is again. I lived in Sacrament, California, in 1981 and 1982. The apartment my family and I lived in was totally electric, and for those who donât know, it gets as hot in Sacramento in the summer as it does in Oklahoma and sometimes worse. At that time, the Ranch Seco nuclear power plant, a nuclear plant paid for by the taxpayers of Sacramento and owned by the Sacramento Municipal Utility District â aptly nicknamed âSMUDâ â was operating the facility at 40 percent of its capacity.
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The San Diego City Council has called a special meeting for Wednesday to vote on granting an extension to the soon-to-expire SDG&E franchise agreement, which covers electric and gas services within the city limits.
However, Mayor Todd Gloria’s office would not disclose the length of the extension the mayor will put before the council. And by the close of business Monday, SDG&E officials declined comment to the Union-Tribune about any details or negotiations it has had with the city about a possible extension.
According to the San Diego City Attorney’s Office, any addition to the existing franchise agreement must be approved by both the city and SDG&E.
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