EC&M Magazine

Electrical Construction & Maintenance (EC&M) magazine has been a trusted source of technical information since its first issue in 1901. It serves over 130,000 electrical industry professionals, including more than 80,000 subscribers from electrical contracting companies—covering all members of NECA and IEC. Additionally, it reaches over 30,000 subscribers working in large industrial and commercial institutions, effectively connecting with 93% of Fortune 1000 companies, and nearly 20,000 consulting electrical engineers.

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EC&M On Air - Incorporating Robots Into Solar Installations

2 days ago | ecmweb.com | Ellen Parson

In Episode 76 of EC&M On Air, Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson sat down with David Lincoln, senior vice president at Rosendin, to discuss some really cool technology they're implementing throughout their solar installations. They have been using robots to increase the efficiency and safety of building solar energy fields. Ellen and David dive into this exciting practice and how robotic technology can help electrical contractors perform work (like solar) faster and more effectively.
EC&M On Air Presents Next-Gen Insights with Hazen Ring

3 days ago | ecmweb.com | Ellen Parson

Ellen Parson is the Editor-in-Chief for EC&M. She has a journalism degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia. She's been a business-to-business writer and editor for more than 25 years, most of which have been covering the construction and electrical industries. Contact her at [email protected].
AI and Cybersecurity with Keon McEwen

3 days ago | ecmweb.com | Ellen Parson

During the PowerTest 25 conference hosted by NETA, the InterNational Electrical Testing Association, in Orlando, Fla., from March 11-15, 2025, EC&M Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson got the chance to interview subject matter experts on a variety of topics. In this video, filmed on March 11, Ellen talked with Keon McEwen, Head of Solutions Development, Industrial Cybersecurity at Black & Veatch, about how artificial intelligence (AI) advancements are affecting cybersecurity.
Gaining an AI Edge in Electrical Design

4 days ago | ecmweb.com | Ellen Parson

One year ago this month, I wrote my viewpoint on the “ever-evolving world” of electrical design in recognition of our annual Top 40 Electrical Design Firms rankings and special report, trying to make sense of the ways in which the emergence of artificial intelligence (AI) could transform the electrical design profession. Looking back, what a difference a year makes.
Understanding General Requirements of the NEC, Part 3 - EC&M Code Conversations Highlights

1 week ago | ecmweb.com | Ellen Parson

In EC&M Code Conversations highlights, Ellen Parson, editor-in-chief of EC&M, is highlighting some of the most popular Code content from the magazine and website, but this time brought to you in audio-only form, in case you missed it. In this episode, we’re featuring "Understanding General Requirements of the NEC, Part 3" by Mark Lamendola. Mark explains what “approved” means in the NEC, and what exactly the AHJ is.
Latest Advancements in Stationary Battery Testing for Renewable Energy Applications with Joseph Aguirre

1 week ago | ecmweb.com | Ellen Parson

During the PowerTest 25 conference hosted by NETA, the InterNational Electrical Testing Association, in Orlando, Fla., from March 11-15, 2025, EC&M Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson got the chance to interview subject matter experts on a variety of topics.
EC&M On Air Highlights the Most Unusual Power Outages of 2024

2 weeks ago | ecmweb.com | Ellen Parson

In Episode 74 of EC&M On Air, we're featuring another audio-only version of a popular piece of past content from the EC&M website. Today, Editor-in-Chief Ellen Parson is highlighting the most unusual power outages of 2024, which was a photo gallery based on data gathered by Eaton. It covers some of the wildest and weirdest causes of power outages in the United States and Canada. Listen to hear about some of these unique electrical instigators, or check out the original gallery.
Fall Protection Basics

3 weeks ago | ecmweb.com | Mark Lamendola

By following a few basics, you can probably raise your fall protection performance score. Fall protection violations typically take top place every year on OSHA’s Top 10 list. While addressing your fall protection program with an eye toward preventing violations is good, it’s even better to take actions that will improve fall protection immediately. For employers, consider these steps:Assess fall protection PPE (harnesses and lanyards) for age. If it’s over 10 years old, replace it.
Paint and Solvent Storage Tips

3 weeks ago | ecmweb.com | Mark Lamendola

It matters how and where you store containers of paints and solvents, whether opened or not. Paints and solvents are essential in maintenance and construction, but they also bring dangers of both flammability and toxicity when stored improperly. Follow these tips to reduce both dangers. First, choose a location in which to place a flammables storage cabinet. Ensure the location is:Well-ventilated. This can be natural ventilation, or you may add a low-flow exhaust to it.
Electrical Troubleshooting Quiz - June 3, 2025

3 weeks ago | ecmweb.com | Mark Lamendola

How should you proceed with this equipment failure epidemic? The plant has been suffering from an equipment failure epidemic. The plant manager fired the plant engineer for letting this happen, then tasked you with fixing the cause of it all. And he told you the cause is poor power quality. He said to buy some power conditioners and engage the services of a power quality consultant if that doesn’t work. How should you proceed?