NETA welcomes newest member

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The InterNational Electrical Testing Association (NETA), an association committed to defining the standards by which electrical equipment is deemed safe and reliable, recently welcomed David Huffman as the newest member of NETAÂ’s Standards Review Council.

The Standards Review Council, primarily supported by volunteers from NETA Accredited Companies, is responsible for writing and maintaining NETAÂ’s standards and specifications, developing and overseeing technical materials for internal use within NETA, and corresponding with the general public on technical inquiries.

David Huffman, President of Power Systems Testing Co., has been a part of the electrical testing industry since his early days as a field technician in 1988. He has been actively involved with NETA since 1999.

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