The role of the Electrical Council
The Electrical Council was formed in 1913 to advise UL on safety requirements for electrical appliances, utilization equipment, construction equipment, and materials. The Council also provides advice on the requirements for the installation of electrical equipment for hazardous locations and fire protection. Council members provide input regarding the development and maintenance of UL Standards for Safety, installation and use of UL certified products, investigations of innovative products, and UL's conformity assessment services.
Electrical Council members are leaders in their professions, and their work has distinguished them as being highly competent and knowledgeable in their fields. They provide UL with substantial experience in sound engineering practices, practical judgment, field practices and conformity assessment expertise.
We thank you for using this resource and we welcome your comments. This site will contain the following information:
- Agendas and meeting reports for Electrical Council Meetings
- Supplemental information related to presentations at Electrical Council Meetings
- Council Reports provided by UL to Council Members for comment or for information purposes
UL's Electrical Council Representatives are:
Don Talka, Chairman
John Thompson, Vice Chairman
Robert Osborne, Administrator
Marianne D'Amore, Clerk
