National Fire Protection Association 70E training is needed to protect workers from severe electrical hazards. Professionals working in or around electrical environments are required to meet NFPA 70E requirements and complete training, even if regular job responsibilities do not expose them to such hazards. Upon completion of training, your employees can ensure a safe, qualified, and compliant work environment.
standards for electrical safety, the relationship between OSHA and NFPA 70E, ARC ratings, electrical shock hazards, circuit breakers, hazards of live parts, and general standards on personal protective equipment.
safe working conditions.
lockout/tagout.
Tab name | Expandable content | |
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Pre-requisites | checked | Basic electrical safety knowledge, understanding of both OSHA standards and safety
regulations.
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Suggested Class Size | checked |
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Course Length | checked | 8 hours (1 day)
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