Simplify Absence of Voltage Verification with Panduit VeriSafe™
October 28, 2026
11:00 AM ET / 10:00 AM CT / 8:00 AM PT / 4:00 PM GMT
Duration: 1 hour
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Summary
Electricians and facility maintenance teams know the risk that comes with verifying that a panel is truly de-energized. Traditional testing methods require opening equipment, working around energized parts, and relying on multiple manual steps just to confirm it is safe. During our one-hour webinar, Panduit’s Alan Bond will break down a safer, faster approach using the Panduit VeriSafe™ absence of voltage solution. This innovative testing technology helps to reduce exposure to electrical hazards while still meeting key safety requirements like OSHA and NFPA 70E.
Alan will walk through how VeriSafe™ simplifies the voltage verification process, cutting down a time-consuming multi-step procedure into a quick, clear indication of whether equipment is safe to work on. He will also discuss how it helps reduce human error, improve consistency across jobs, and support safer shutdown and maintenance routines at industrial sites and manufacturing facilities.
If your team works around electrical panels, motor control centers, or switchgear, this webinar will outline a practical way to make everyday work safer and more efficient.
Speaker
Alan Bond
Senior Global Product Manager, Prevention through Design
Panduit
Alan Bond is a Senior Global Product Manager for the Panduit Prevention through Design (PtD) product line. Panduit’s PtD products deliver safer solutions for control and power distribution applications specific to the hazards found in the electrical workplace. In this role, Alan manages PtD product lifecycles, marketing strategies, aligns cross functional activities and condenses customer requirements into actionable products.
Alan has worked in the defense and lighting industries in product development and management roles. He has led multiple successful product launches and process improvements that include data center maintenance programs, land mobile radio (LMR) mechanical and electrical system design, luminaire product developments and operational process improvements.
Alan graduated from University of Illinois at Chicago with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering and is currently pursuing his Master of Business Administration from Northern Illinois University.
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