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Electrical Contractor Magazine stands as a premier publication for professionals in the electrical construction field, boasting a robust readership of over 80,000 across both print and digital formats. Rooted in a rich history since 1901, originally entitled National Electrical Contractor Magazine, before renaming to Electrical Contractor Magazine in 1935. This publication has long been recognized as an authoritative source for the latest news, codes and standards, safety protocols, and innovations in the electrical industry. The magazine serves as a comprehensive resource, delivering in-depth coverage on a wide array of critical topics including the latest industry standards, safety measures, cutting-edge tools, and up-to-the-minute electrical system developments. It brings together expert writers, seasoned contractors, and industry insiders to provide insightful commentary and analysis, making it an indispensable resource for electricians and electrical contractors alike. Beyond its core offerings, Electrical Contractor Magazine also produces two specialized publications: Safety Leader, which delves into vital workplace safety considerations, and Line Contractor, dedicated to the field of external line construction. All three publications underscore the magazine's commitment to catering to the broad spectrum of interests within its audience. Celebrating over 120 years of publication, Electrical Contractor Magazine remains the definitive guide for industry professionals seeking to stay abreast of trends, technologies, and standards in the electrical construction sector. By subscribing, individuals join a longstanding tradition of excellence and innovation, connecting with a legacy that has shaped the industry's progress. Electrical Contractor Magazine is more than a publication; it is a cornerstone of professional development and industry leadership in the electrical construction community.

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