Two-Day Event
PowerSafe Consulting is pleased to invite you to our upcoming NFPA Electrical Safety & Maintenance Training Workshop, a two‑day event built entirely on NFPA original course content and delivered by an NFPA‑Approved Instructor.
This workshop provides a comprehensive review of both NFPA 70B (2026 Edition) and NFPA 70E (2027 Edition), giving participants the knowledge and confidence needed to establish, implement, and maintain compliant electrical maintenance and electrical safety programs within their facilities.
Workshop Details:
- Dates: October 15–16, 2026
- Time: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Location: Project 29, 370 Orbiting Drive, Mosinee, WI 54455
- Instructor: Chuck Fox, NFPA‑Approved Instructor
What You’ll Learn:
- How NFPA 70B supports a structured Electrical Maintenance Program (EMP)
- How NFPA 70E defines electrical safety responsibilities, energized work requirements, PPE selection, and hazard analysis
- How to apply NFPA standards to real‑world facility operations
Why Attend:
Participants will gain a working understanding of the NFPA standards needed to effectively build and sustain electrical maintenance and electrical safety programs. This training is ideal for facility managers, maintenance personnel, safety professionals, and anyone responsible for electrical safety compliance.
Registration Options:
- 2‑Day Workshop (70B and 70E): $1,195.00
- NFPA 70B Only (Oct 15): $625.00
- NFPA 70E Only (Oct 16): $625.00
- Optional discounted NFPA 70B/70E softbound standard books available
PowerSafe in partnership with Badger State Consulting is please to invite you to our upcoming workshop on NFPA 72 National Fire Alarm Signaling Code. This workshop is a three-day event built entirely on NFPA original course content and delivered by an NFPA-Approved Instructor.
This program covers how the role of traditional fire alarm systems continues to evolve andstrategies for accurately and efficiently locating, interpreting, and applying the requirementsfound in NFPA 72, National Fire Alarm and Signaling Code. Additional subjects explored include,interconnected fire alarm control units, emergency control functions, initiating deviceidentification, spacing and placement, supervision station alarm systems, and inspection andtesting of equipment
Workshop Details:
- Dates: TBD
- Time: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Location: Project 29, 370 Orbiting Drive, Mosinee, WI 54455
- Instructor: David or Wayne - NFPA‑Approved Instructor
Why Attend:
Participants will gain a working understanding of the NFPA standards needed to effectivelybuild and sustain electrical maintenance and electrical safety programs. This training is idealfor Architects and designers.
- Building owners
- Electrical contractors
- Electrical contractors
- Fire alarm installers
- Fire alarm technicians
- Fire protection contractors
- Project managers
Registration Options:
- NFPA 72 - 3 day workshop $1,450.00
- Optional discounted NFPA 72 softbound standard books available. $137.00
- Optional Self-Adhesive Index Tabs available $24.00
NPFA 72 Course topics:
- Identify the appropriate initiating device for a given scenario and design an appropriate fire detection system for a given scenario
- Design a notification system for a given scenario, including determining how loud a fire alarm audible notification must be and determining the size and location of visual notification appliances
- List the options for secondary power supplies
- Plan the zoning and annunciation of an alarm system
- Perform a battery calculation
- List key requirements for primary power and the protection of primary power
- State the purpose of a loop resistance calculation
- State the purpose of a voltage drop calculation
- Name the two principal types of fire alarm circuits that affect wiring requirements
- List the interface requirements for elevator recall
- List the interface requirements for elevator power shutdown
- Plan when and where smoke detectors or heat detectors might be required for different elevator scenarios
- Plan emergency control functions for a given scenario
- Identify the different types of supervision station alarm systems and how they are commonly used
- List at least three reasons for off-premises signaling
- Identify the key requirements for properly connecting a digital alarm communicator transmitter
- Identify the key requirements for properly connecting an IP communicator
- Develop a record-keeping program in accordance with code requirements while on the job
- Locate forms and subforms in the code
The Madison IFMA Chapter is dedicated to serving the Facility Management profession through support of education, networking and professional development in a collaborative, respectful and fun environment.
Mission
To provide chapter members with educational, networking and support opportunities thatenable professional advancement and enhance facility management
Lunch and Learn Details
- Dates: May 18th, 2027
- Time: 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
- Location: Westphal’s Office
- Instructor: Chuck Fox-- NFPA - Approved Instructor
Lunch & Learn Topic
PowerSafe will present Six Steps to Compliance with NFPA’s Electrical Safety Standards. Based upon the article published in the May, 2025 issue of EC&M, the discussion will provide a practical framework for a facility manager to establish and Electrical Maintenance Program within the structured six steps to compliance.
While the Six Steps discussion will remain a basic framework (regardless of software platforms),the discussion include capabilities and trends of newer (AI-Driven) next generation platforms and highlight specific niches of efficiency, and compliance typically not present in older legacy systems
Registration Options
- Register for the IFMA-Madison Lunch
- Optional discounted NFPA 72 softbound standard books available. $137.00
- Optional Self-Adhesive Index Tabs available $24.00