NFPA 70E Training

NFPA 70E is the standard for electrical safety and establishes protocols to protect workers from electric shock and arc flash. This course introduces learners to NFPA 70E and why it’s so important.

Electrical contractors and others are required to be trained on changes to the NFPA 70E standard every three years. This course is essential to remaining compliant.

An arc flash is a release of energy that causes an explosion of nearby electrical components. This arc flash training course teaches employees about this dangerous electrical hazard and how to prevent and protect against it.

This interactive, online course connects the goal of the NFPA 70E standard to the importance of a lockout/tagout, electrical safety program.

Electric shocks can be fatal. An average of 60 people die every year because of them. This course reviews the risks of electric shock, how to avoid these hazards, and how to respond to electric shock injuries.

Lockout/tagout is an established procedure that safeguards workers from the unexpected startup of machinery and equipment and from the release of hazardous energy during service or maintenance. This course reviews this critical topic for affected employees.

This course reviews lockout/tagout (LOTO) procedures for authorized employees, including the required steps, hardware, and the administration of an Energy Control Program (ECP).