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PlumpingElectrical Safety & NFPA 70EBuilding and Industrial Electrical / Electrical Safety & NFPA 70E
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who should attend?
• Facility managers, safety officers, and HSE professionals responsible for workplace compliance
• Electrical engineers, field technicians, and maintenance personnel working on energized systems
• Plant supervisors and industrial contractors who manage tasks with high electrical risk exposure
• Anyone looking to understand risk assessment methodologies and regulatory safety standards
objective
• Identify electrical hazards in the workplace and implement appropriate mitigation controls
• Establish an electrically safe work condition (LOTO) in accordance with NFPA 70E standards
• Determine shock boundaries, arc flash boundaries, and select compliant personal protective equipment
• Create comprehensive electrical safety programs, task assessments, and emergency response procedures
content
• Introduction to electrical safety: Hazards of shock, electrocution, arc flash, and arc blast
• Understanding regulatory frameworks: Overview of OSHA regulations and the structure of NFPA 70E
• Establishing safe work conditions: Principles of Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and zero-energy verification
• Risk assessment methodologies: Estimating likelihood and severity of electrical injury for specific tasks
• Protection boundaries and distances: Calculating approach boundaries for shock and arc flash exposure
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Selecting arc-rated clothing, insulated tools, and safety gear
• Safety requirements for special equipment: Batteries, lasers, power electronic systems, and sub-stations
• Capstone exercise: Developing an electrical safety program and analyzing real-world accident case studies