Arc Flash NFPA 70E

Course Description:

Protect yourself and your employees from becoming one of these statistics: Arc flash accidents can heat the air to temperatures as high as 35,000 degrees Fahrenheit and can produce a blast pressure as high as 2,000 pounds per square foot, sending people to burn centers every year.

• Why have Electrical Safe-Work Practices
• OSHA Requirements and the NFPA & NEC
• Understanding the Arc Flash Threat
• Training Requirements
• Incident Energy Basics
• Personal Protective Equipment
• Arc Flash PPE Categories – How to Select
• Electrically Safe Work Conditions
• Energized Electrical Work-Permit
• Exemptions from NFPA 70E
• Employer and Worker Responsibility
• Insulated Tools Requirements
• Boundary Definitions
• Labeling – Understanding All the Information, and the “Danger’ Label
• Qualified and Unqualified Persons