The IMEA News

APPA CEO & Utility Managers Roundtable, March 16-18, Omni Amelia Island, Florida

The APPA CEO & Utility Managers Roundtable is an opportunity to step back from day-to-day operations, think strategically about the challenges facing public power and collaborate with other public power leaders to position your organization to succeed.

January eSource Newsletter _ Employee-in-Charge Requirements

EICs have an important responsibility that requires a plan for success

When was the last time your organization discussed or highlighted the importance of the employee in charge (EIC)? The EIC has the responsibility to ensure job site success, so it is one of the most important job functions within your company. And because electric utility workers perform jobs with extremely high-risk hazards that require successful planning and execution, organizations must assess whether they have equipped employees with the knowledge, skills, tools, responsibility and accountability required to successfully implement EIC duties. Read More .....

December Insider Newsletter: Welcome 2025 IMEA Board President, Brian Chapman

November eSource Newsletter: Beyond Behavior-Based Safety

September eSource Newsletter: Fatigue in the Workplace

Register Today: 2024 IMEA Annual Business Meeting & Vendor Expo

July eSource: Heat Related Illnesses and First Aid

Register Today: 2024 IMEA Annual Business Meeting & Vendor Expo

First Quarter: Power Connection 2024

Pride in People that Work in Public Power: Why are Public Utilities Important to Society?

Public utilities aremeant to supply goods and services that are considered essential; water, gas, electricity, telephone, waste disposal, and other communication systems represent much of the public utility market. There are many different types of public utilities. Some, especially largecompanies, offer multiple products, such as electricity and natural gas. Other companies specialize in one specific product, such as water. Read More....