IEEE IAS ESW Guatemala

The 2025 IEEE IAS Electrical Safety Workshop (ESW) will take place in Guatemala City, Guatemala next October 15-17, 2025 at the Westin Camino Real Hotel and Convention Center.

This event is organized by IEEE IAS Chapter Guatemala Section and will provide a platform for updates on technical advancements, trends, and key developments in the field of electrical safety.

The workshop will feature the participation of international experts involved in the development of standards such as NFPA 70, NFPA 70E, and IEEE 1584, among others. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in informational sessions, tutorials, a commercial exhibition, and networking spaces.

ESW Guatemala 2025 is designed to attract and benefit a wide range of professionals and organizations interested in electrical safety. Below is a structured segmentation of the key groups targeted by the event:

Industry and Companies

Includes:

• Power generation, transmission, and distribution companies.
• Manufacturers of electrical and industrial equipment.
• Industrial maintenance organizations.
• Service providers and equipment suppliers.

Key Interests:

• Risk reduction in operations.
• Compliance with international regulations and standards.
• Technological innovations for electrical safety.

Participation Benefits:

• Direct exposure to cutting-edge solutions.
• Networking with industry leaders and experts.

Electrical Safety Training and Certification Providers

Includes:

• Companies and consulting firms specialized in electrical safety training.
• Providers of regulatory compliance certifications (OSHA, NFPA, etc.).

Key Interests:

• Showcasing expertise in training and education.
• Access to new markets and business connections.

Participation Benefits:

• Opportunities to deliver presentations and hands-on workshops.
• Direct connection with companies interested in their services.

Technical Professionals and Engineers

Includes:

• Electrical maintenance engineers.
• Electrical system operators and field technicians.

Key Interests:

• Enhancement of practical skills and technical knowledge.
• Identification of solutions for everyday safety challenges.

Participation Benefits:

• Access to technical sessions and practical demonstrations.
• Learning opportunities from experts and real-world case studies.

Government and Regulatory Entities

Includes:

• Electrical supervision authorities.
• Regulatory and occupational safety institutions.

Key Interests:

• Implementation of best practices and international standards.
• Access to technologies that enhance supervision and regulatory compliance.

Participation Benefits:

• Visibility at an international event.
• Knowledge exchange with industry leaders.