Electrical Safety: 2018 NFPA 70E Arc Flash Training

OSHA considers the National Fire Protection Agency (NFPA) document 70E as the best practices for electrical safety. This video training course teaches viewers about the 2018 NFPA 70E standards of safety procedures for working with electricity, including preventing accidents and injuries due to electrical shock and arc flashes.

This course educates viewers about safety standards when working with electricity. This video training explores the elements of an electrical safety program. Viewers are shown how to verify electrically safe work conditions and other safe work practices to manage the risk of working with electricity. Topics such as approach boundaries, the arc flash boundary, arc-rated clothing and PPE, and energized work are covered.

All electrical work may expose workers to risk of injury. This video educates employees how to reduce their risk of burns and other injury from electrical shock or an arc flash by using best practices to work with electricity.

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Everyone who works with electricity

• Introduction
• The Electrical Safety Program
• Elements of The Electrical Safety Program
• Risk Assessment and Control
• The Qualified Person
• Establishing and Verifying an Electrically Safe Work Condition
• Approach Boundaries
• The Arc-Flash Boundary
• Arc-Rated Clothing
• Arc-Flash Hazard PPE Categories
• Field Labels
• Normal Operation of Energized Electrical Equipment
• Energized Work and The Energized Work Permit
• Conclusion

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• Electrical Safety For Qualified Workers - Concise Version