At AEP Ohio there’s a personal duty to educate the next generation of electrical workers. To pass on knowledge once given to us; to show new team members the right and wrong way to complete a job; to make sure our brothers and sisters go home safe at the end of the day. We have …
Keith Kull is a 13-year meter servicer who works out of the Belmont Service Center in St. Clairsville. On the afternoon of January 31 he had completed some routine work and was headed back on U.S. Route 250. It was a normal day, “nothing out of the ordinary,” Kull says. But it was also a …
With 20 school buildings and nearly 16,000 students, the Dublin City School District is a significant energy consumer in central Ohio. Savings matter to AEP Ohio, and they have made a difference for the school system and the taxpayers it serves. When the district had the opportunity to participate in AEP Ohio’s Business Incentives Program, …
As driving conditions worsen over the winter months, the likelihood of an auto accident increases and so does the chance of crash-related power outages. Consider using the same tips that AEP Ohio lineworkers follow to help you stay safe behind the wheel this season. Be Prepared Before you hit the road, make sure your vehicle …
When it comes to street lights, you may not give them much thought. At AEP Ohio we know a lot about street lights but we want to know even more. A new “smart” street light program will help us do just that. AEP Ohio owns roughly 100,000 street lights that are leased to cities, villages …
Sometimes customers let us know about employees “standing around watching” on a job site. And they’re absolutely right. They are watching. But it’s not what you think. For certain jobs our employees assume the role of Qualified Observer. It’s an important safeguard our company puts into place to help ensure our employees are working safely each and …
