The Training School of the Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) has been organized a one-day training program for electrical contractors as part of the company's commitment to ensuring safety compliance in its operational installations.

The second session of this year's training series took place on July 6, 2023, at the ECG Training Centre in Tema.

These contractors, who primarily operate as third-party contractors for the company, carry out a range of tasks on behalf of ECG.

The Electricity Company of Ghana (ECG) Training School has been organizing training programs for ECG electrical contractors to update them on ECG's practices and ensure adherence to operational and safety protocols.

Dr. George Eduful, a General Manager at ECG's Energy Consulting and Telco Business Directorate, emphasized the importance of maintaining safe power distribution infrastructure and keeping contractors up-to-date with industry advancements and regulations.

Ing. Aheng Owusu-Afriyie, the ECG Director of the Training Centre, highlighted the centre's commitment to providing competent and practical knowledge while prioritizing safety. The Training Centre offers various technical training programs to meet different needs.

During a tour of the Training Centre, Ing. Owusu-Afriyie showcased the installations, including a substation and the Lifeline feature. The Lifeline ensures uninterrupted power supply to customers during repair works, minimizing outages.

The ECG Training Centre not only serves the nation's energy sector but also provides training and support to players from other West African countries.

Mr. Awal Sakib Muhammed, President of the Ghana Electrical Contractors Association, commended the training program's focus on maintaining a sanitized practice to prevent accidents. He urged the public to purchase electrical cables from trusted sources to avoid substandard products that could lead to fires and potential loss of life and property.