News Release: 12/27/2025

Electrical hazards remain one of the most overlooked risks in workplaces across construction, manufacturing, utilities, and facilities management. From arc-flash incidents to improper lockout/tagout practices, these hazards can lead to serious injuries, costly downtime, and long-term operational impacts.

Current Shield Safety Solutions, based right here in our region, is working to change that by helping local businesses strengthen their electrical safety culture through practical, field-tested training and consulting.

Founded by a veteran electrical professional with extensive military and civilian experience, Current Shield Safety Solutions focuses on real-world electrical safety—not just compliance on paper. Services include electrical safety training aligned with nationally recognized standards, arc-flash awareness and program support, lockout/tagout procedure development, and customized safety solutions for contractors, industrial facilities, and public sector organizations.

“What we see most often is that people are working hard and trying to do the right thing, but they don’t always have training that reflects real jobsite conditions,” said founder Bobby Duncan. “Our goal is to give workers and employers clear, practical tools they can actually use to reduce risk and go home safe.”

Beyond training, Current Shield Safety Solutions also supports businesses by reviewing existing safety programs, identifying gaps, and helping leadership teams align safety efforts with operational realities. The company emphasizes proactive hazard recognition, proper planning, and workforce engagement—key elements of sustainable safety performance.

As a locally owned business, Current Shield Safety Solutions is committed to serving the community through partnerships with contractors, manufacturers, schools, and organizations seeking to improve safety outcomes while maintaining productivity.

For businesses looking to strengthen their electrical safety programs or simply start a conversation about risk reduction, local expertise and practical guidance can make all the difference.