NFPA 70E Electrical Arc Flash Safety Training

Certificate Program Provided by The Jacman Group Understand the Facts, Fiction and Costs of Implementing NFPA 70E Our NFPA 70E Electrical/ Arc Flash Safety Training is a very comprehensive 2-day training seminar that covers OSHA Regulations CFR 29 1910. 331-1910. 335. This training is designed for anyone exposed to 50V or more, including electricians, engineers, HVAC technicians, equipment operators, managers, and all maintenance and safety personnel - all of whom are required to complete this training. Learning Objectives Reduce the cost of implementing 70E with proven methods of reducing hazards and without breaking the bank. This safety-training program provides an informative overview of the various common types of personal protective equipment (PPE) used in industry, such as head, eye/ face, foot/ leg, hearing, and others. Also included is information to meet OSHA compliance with the 29 CFR Part 1910. 132 regulations. Topics covered in the NFPA 70E course include: The fundamentals of electrical safety Recognizing everyday hazards Risk category classifications Approach boundaries Lockout/ tagout Arc flash Personal Protective Equipment Shock/ electrocution Compliance issues ...and much more! Students will learn safe work practices and procedures and determine how to choose and wear the right Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). Each student is tested and awarded a certificate upon successful completion. This 2-day seminar is for both qualified and unqualified workers. We also have an additional 1-day overview specifically designed for management available. A few customer testimonials a a Ia ™ve gained more respect for the electrical tasks I perform everyday and I loved the instructors enthusiasm for the subjecta .a a a .I wasna ™t too excited about coming to this class, but Ia ™m sure glad I dida what an eye opener! a a This is the first class my company has sent me to where Ia ™ve actually thanked my boss for sending mea a a a There were real situations and scenarios presented that related to my day-to-day work proceduresa .a a a . I was very impressed with instructors knowledge, hea ™s been in the trenches and knows what hea ™s talking abouta best class Ia ™ve been to by fara a

NFPA 70E Electrical Arc Flash Safety Training Topics covered in this NFPA 70E course include the fundamentals of electrical safety along with recognizing everyday hazards, arc flash, shock/ electrocution, risk level, the hazard/ risk category classifications, PPE, lockout/ tagout, compliance issues, and much more. Students will learn safe work practices and procedures, and determine how to choose and wear the right Personal Protective Equipment (PPE). We can help you reduce the cost of implementing 70E with proven methods of reducing hazards and without breaking the bank.

This safety-training program provides an informative overview of the various common types of personal protective equipment (PPE) used in industry, such as head, eye/ face, foot/ leg, hearing, and others. Included is information to meet OSHA compliance with the 29 CFR Part 1910. 132 regulations.
This seminar is for both qualified and unqualified workers.


Course benefits include:

Avoid electrical hazards at your company creating a safer environment while reducing downtime because the correct employees are trained properly. Maintain cost-effective operations and meet or exceed OSHA standards for compliance in the process.

Topics Covered:

What constitutes an electrical hazard, risks of Arc Flash and the best ways to prevent an Arc Flash, which employees must be trained and what the requirements are, safe electrical work practices, how to properly choose and use personal protective equipment, test equipment and insulated tools, the hazard/ risk category classifications, flash protection boundaries, proper lockout/ tag out procedures, how to establish and maintain compliance, conducting electrical inspections, maintenance of electrical equipment, switching and clearing procedures, clearance distances, electrical hazards in confined spaces, portable electrical equipment, and much more.

Who Should Attend:

Electricians, Engineers, Machine & Equipment Operators, Maintenance & Safety Personnel, HVAC Technicians, Field Service Technicians, Environmental Safety & Health Personnel, etc.

About The Training Provider: The Jacman Group