NFPA 70e: Arc Flash Awareness and Electrical Work Safety
$175.00
Jul 28, 2026
8:00 am
140 N. Otterbein Ave. Westerville, OH 43081
614-890-0800
info@safex.us
Working around exposed live conductors can be dangerous. The instructors at Safex will teach attendees the importance of assessing both shock hazard and arc flash hazards so that they can reduce the likelihood of injury. Understanding arc flash and its potential hazards is critical to assessing risk and making a safe plan for a potentially catastrophic incident. A qualified electrical worker must understand labeling on electrical systems, how to inspect, care for and wear PPE are required practices when working with electricity.This training will cover safe work practices as outlined in the current National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) 70E Consensus Standard for Electrical Safety Requirements in the Workplace.
Do employees at your company open and/or access electrical cabinets, control panels, disconnect switches or circuit breaker panels? Have they been trained on OSHA requirements and NFPA 70E electrically safe work practices? Did you know that employees who perform lockout tagout and then access the electrical system still need to wear shock and arc flash PPE until they can demonstrate zero energy on the conductors? Working around exposed live conductors can be dangerous. The instructors at Safex will teach attendees the importance of assessing both shock hazard and arc flash hazards so that they can reduce the likelihood of injury. Understanding arc flash and its potential hazards is critical to assessing risk and making a safe plan for a potentially catastrophic incident. A qualified electrical worker must understand labeling on electrical systems, how to inspect, care for and wear PPE are required practices when working with electricity. This training will cover safe work practices as outlined in the current National Fire Prevention Association (NFPA) 70E Consensus Standard for Electrical Safety Requirements in the Workplace. At the completion of this training, participants will be to be able to:
- Describe electrical safety related work practices, including selection and use of PPE, emergency planning, and use of insulated tools;
- Conduct an arc flash hazard risk assessment;
- Conduct a shock hazard risk assessment;
- Conduct a pre-job briefing; and
- Complete an energized electrical work permit.
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