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NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace

NFPA 70E, Electrical Safety in the Workplace (2024) Training focuses on delivering the tools to help minimize occupational accidents and incidents while avoiding costly mistakes and increasing efficiency. This program reviews the articles of NFPA 70E, covers the fundamentals of setting up and following an electrical safety program, and documents operating procedures for compliance with OSHA 1910 Subpart S and OSHA 1926 Subpart K.

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NFPA 70B Electrical Equipment Maintenance

NFPA 70B training provides a strategic approach to maintenance by helping to establish a formal Electrical Maintenance Program (EMP). This training explores the critical role maintenance plays in reducing electrical incidents and improving equipment reliability.

Whether you’re a Facilities/maintenance manager, maintenance electrician, or safety director, you’ll learn how NFPA 70B supports proactive electrical safety while helping to ensure that your business stays up and running. This course is designed for anyone tasked with electrical maintenance or with the enforcement or management of NFPA 70B.

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Qualified Individual Training

Provide users with appropriate view and access permissions to requests, problems, changes, contracts, assets, solutions

Understanding Electrical Hazards & Safe Work Practices

A 4 hour session covering NFPA 70E training requirements. (“This is a 4 hour training session that seeks to provide compliance requirements for all of NFPA 70E [110.4 Training Requirements].” )

Qualified Individual – Hands-On Proficiency

A blended classroom and hands-on course emphasizing demonstrated proficiency. (“This course is a classroom review session followed by a hands-on session… demonstrated proficiency of the participant is the core emphasis.” )

Unqualified Individual – Electrical Safety Basics

Introductory training for personnel without electrical responsibilities. (“Basic / Onboarding Electrical Safety for the Unqualified Individual.” )
Grow Your Electrical Maintenance Program Business

Section C: Standards Workshops Hosted by Electrical Contractors

Contractors can host NFPA workshops to:

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