ELECTRICAL
SAFETY
Includes Arc Flash
Calculations
This Training Is Required By OSHA
Arc Flash Calculations Must Be Re-done
Every Five Years
Length: One-Day
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What Our Students Are Saying
I
took An NTT class on Arc Flash 70E, learned more on this subject in
one-day with your class than 2 days with NTT -
Lee Southard - Volvo Construction
This course gave me the information I need to complete our NFPA 70E
program. It also gave the various electrical supervisors in our
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Tim White -
Nucor
Very informative class! It will save lives
Bryan Gomez - Owens Corning
I
learned a lot of information I didn't know before. Thank you
Oscar Guerra - International Paper
About the Class
OSHA
1910.331 through .335 contains the Safety Related Work Practices
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for anyone facing a risk of electrical hazard. OSHA tells you what
you have to do, but not how to do it. The National Fire Protection
Association's standard 70E (NFPA 70E) tells you how to meet and
exceed the OSHA requirements. In this one-day class we will teach
you how to get in compliance with OSHA by using NFPA 70E. A
certificate of completion will be awarded at the end of the
class.
Course
Objectives
Persons successfully completing this course
will be able to:
Explain what
constitutes an electrical hazard
Apply NFPA70E when
working on or near exposed energized parts
Implement safe work
practices
Explain the
different approach boundaries to live parts
Calculate a flash
protection boundary
Select the correct
personal protective equipment
You will be able to immediately apply what you
have learned on the plant floor.
Prerequisites
None
Who Should Attend
Anyone who works on,
near or around electrical equipment and conductors. OSHA 1910.331 -
.335 mandates Electrical Safety Training for the occupations listed
below:
Blue collar supervisors
Electrical and electronic engineers
Electrical and electronic equipment assemblers
Electrical and electronic technicians
Electricians
Industrial machine operators
Material handling equipment operators
Mechanics and repairers
Painters
Riggers and roustabouts
Stationary engineers
Welders
What You Will Take With You
Impact Training Services course manual -
containing all the material covered in the class
NFPA 70E (2012) - Standard for
Electrical Safety in the Workplace
Personalized Certificate of Completion
The ability to recognize and avoid
electrical hazards and the personal protective equipment and
job planning necessary to work safely
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