Working around energized electrical equipment presents serious risk. Arc flash, electric shock, and equipment failure can result in fire hazard and catastrophic injury if proper safety practices aren’t followed. That’s why NFPA 70E training is mandatory every three years for any worker exposed to electrical hazards—whether directly or indirectly.
Employers are required by OSHA 1910 Subpart S and NFPA 70E (2024) to provide electrical safety training to workers who may come in contact with energized equipment. But beyond compliance, this training is a critical investment in workforce safety, productivity, and long-term risk reduction.
According to OSHA, thousands of workers are injured or killed each year due to preventable electrical incidents. With proper training, the majority of these incidents can be avoided.
C&H Electric’s NFPA 70E training is delivered in person by instructors with extensive experience in electrical systems, arc flash prevention, and safety compliance. Designed for maximum engagement, our classroom-style sessions go beyond passive learning by integrating real-world examples, open discussion, and role play scenarios. Attendees benefit from direct instructor feedback, and peer collaboration tailored to the specific challenges of their work environment.
This training is fully aligned with the NFPA 70E 2024 edition and can be tailored to both Qualified or Unqualified workers across multiple industries.
This accelerated, full-day training session introduces key principles from NFPA 70E and OSHA’s electrical safety standards. It’s perfect for workers who operate near energized equipment or oversee safety and maintenance programs.
The 1-day program provides an overview focused on NFPA 70E electrical safety compliance and awareness, while the 2-day option includes standards required within NFPA 70B to maintain the electrical equipment to ensure safety and reliability
Upon completing the course, participants will receive printed training materials, NFPA-compliant resources, and a personalized Certificate of Completion.
This full-day session focuses on core safety practices required under the NFPA 70E Standard. It’s recommended for technicians, engineers, and employees who work on or near energized electrical equipment.
What is Arc Flash?
Understand the causes, risks, and consequences of arc flash incidents
Flash Protection Boundary and Limits of Approach
Learn the key distances and conditions needed to safely work near energized parts
Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
Overview of arc-rated gear, face shields, gloves, and protective clothing
NFPA Methods of Selecting PPE
Proper PPE selection using NFPA tables and risk categories
Risk Reduction Methods
Techniques to minimize hazard exposure through engineering and administrative control
This two-day training includes everything in the 1-day course plus advanced instruction on safety-related maintenance requirements. Day 2 introduces electrical maintenance standards that support long-term hazard prevention, equipment reliability, and NFPA compliance.
In-depth review of maintenance intervals, condition assessments, and documentation practices
2024 NFPA 70E Chapter 2 – Safety-Related Maintenance Requirements
Understanding the connection between safety and proactive maintenance
2019 NETA Maintenance Testing Specification
Overview of industry-standard test procedures and performance benchmarks
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We conduct sessions in-person throughout Connecticut. For larger groups, we also offer on-site training at your facility.
Yes. All attendees will receive a Certificate of Completion valid for 3 years, meeting the NFPA 70E training requirement.
No final exam is required. Our program focuses on understanding and applying safety concepts, not pass/fail testing.
Yes. We can tailor the content, examples, and scenarios to match the systems and risk levels relevant to your operations.
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