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Where real-world readiness meets elite instruction. Our flagship NFPA 70E - Electrical Safety Course—powered by the nationally respected E-Hazard curriculum—is a high-impact, 2-day, 16-hour experience designed for those who lead, protect, and respond. Taught exclusively in person by E-Hazard trained instructor trainers, this intensive training dives deep into both low and high voltage safety, grounded in the latest NFPA 70E standards.

Expect hands-on scenarios, practical application, and a no-nonsense approach that leaves you confident, compliant, and career-ready. CE credits? Absolutely. Professional advancement? Guaranteed. Whether you're on the jobsite, in the firehouse, or leading operations, this course delivers the tools, mindset, and momentum to elevate your safety game.

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Course Objectives

Electrical Safety Fundamentals

Overview: Introduces the purpose and scope of NFPA 70E, emphasizing the importance of electrical safety culture. Covers key definitions, risk factors, and the hierarchy of controls.
Focus: Why electrical safety matters, how incidents occur, and what the standard aims to prevent.

Hazard Identification & Risk Assessment

Overview: Teaches how to identify electrical hazards (shock, arc flash, arc blast) and perform risk assessments. Includes guidance on approach boundaries and incident energy analysis.
Focus: Field-ready hazard recognition and decision-making based on voltage level and task type.

Establishing an Electrically Safe Work Condition

Overview: Step-by-step procedures for verifying de-energization, lockout/tagout, and testing for absence of voltage. Applies to both low and high voltage systems.
Focus: Practical application of safety protocols before work begins.

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) & Protective Boundaries

Overview: Details PPE selection based on voltage, task, and incident energy. Covers arc-rated clothing, insulated tools, and boundary enforcement.
Focus: Matching protection to hazard level—especially critical in high voltage environments.

Safe Work Practices for Low & High Voltage

Overview: Differentiates procedures and precautions for low voltage (<600V) vs. high voltage (>600V) systems. Includes energized work permits, job planning, and task-specific controls.
Focus: Real-world scenarios and how voltage level changes the approach.

Documentation, Training & Program Compliance

Overview: Covers employer responsibilities, training requirements, and maintaining a compliant electrical safety program. Includes recordkeeping and audit strategies.
Focus: Building a sustainable safety culture that meets NFPA 70E standards.

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