According to FM's statistics, electrical equipment accounts for more than 30% of fires.  They represent the main source of ignition in the industrial and commercial world.  Most of these losses can be avoided through rigorous preventive maintenance of the key electrical equipment for the activity: transformers and circuit breakers. Often, good housekeeping and appropriate risk segregation also help limit the damage.  What are the main causes of an electrical fire? Are there more favourable environments for fire starts than others?  What are the preventive maintenance points or tools that can prevent the outbreak of these fires?

We will answer these questions in this webinar to help you better understand which electrical equipment is most at risk from fire and what the key points of preventive maintenance are to reduce the likelihood of such a disaster.

The session will be a mixture of interactive presentations and discussions.

During the webinar, you’ll discover:

  • The most common causes of fire on electrical equipment;
  • The best preventive maintenance procedures to avoid fires and production stoppages;
  • The need for preventive electrical maintenance on key equipment, including infrared thermography and transformer oil screening.

Target audience

This session is ideal for electrical maintenance managers/supervisors, frontline electricians, and anyone involved with electrical systems and loss prevention at the site level.

Other details

  • There is no cost to attend.
  • Registration is essential.
  • A recording of the webinar will be available to all registrants for future reference.
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FM believes that most property losses are preventable and that loss prevention starts with education. Join us for this free, interactive virtual learning experience to build your loss-prevention knowledge and skills.

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3 September 2026 14:45