Instructor Led Arc Blast Training

ON-SITE ARC FLASH TRAINING SEMINAR ...ease employee awareness of electric shock, arc flash, and arc blast hazards. If your objective is to bring your training program into compliance with OSHA mandated electrical training while providing your employees with necessary electrical safety hazard awareness and accident avoidance, then this is the seminar for you. This on-site electrical safety seminar with arc flash training includes  more...

NFPA 70E Electrical Arc Flash Safety Training Prevent Injuries, Save Lives & Reduce OSHA fines Implement NFPA 70E for Electrical/ Arc Flash Safety This training covers OSHA Regulations CFR 29 1910. 331 - 1910. 335 This is a 2-day comprehensive training seminar for anyone working on or near energized equipment. Each student is tested and awarded a certificate upon successful completion. This training is specially designed  more...

Electrical Safety for Industrial Facilities This comprehensive electrical safety course meets the OSHA mandated training requirements of 1910. 332 and .269. This course is designed to increase safety awareness and improve safe work practices for industrial electrical workers who maintain electrical equipment and systems within the low and medium voltage ranges. It also addresses voltages as low as 50-volts for control circuits, motor  more...

NFPA70E Electrical Safety Requirements This comprehensive electrical safety course will assist the employer in meeting the safety training requirements of NFPA 70E ®, OSHA 29 CFR 1910. 332, and the NEC ® requirements for a qualified person as defined in Article 100. This course will focus on the NFPA 70E ® with additional information on the hazards of electrical shock, arc, and blast along with the general requirements for  more...

Electrical Safety for Inspectors ...addresses the hazards of electrical shock, arc flash, and arc blast along with the current OSHA and NFPA requirements for electrical safety, which are needed to effectively conduct industrial electrical safety inspections. Electrical protective device coordination and short-circuit analysis are discussed as they relate to the Flash Hazard Analysis required by NFPA 70E. The basic principles and  more...