Training course length is customizable based on your needs.

Arc flash dangers such as shock, electrocution, and arc blast are serious hazards.  NFPA 70E, the National Consensus Standard for Electrical Safety in the Work Place, is the leading reference for determining electrical hazards and protecting employees.  The standard recommends facilities perform an Arc Flash Analysis to better protect workers and equipment operators from the electrical hazards they face day-to-day by helping to mitigate the risk of serious bodily injury or property loss.  Once an Arc Flash Analysis has been performed and labels are in place, it is important to ensure employees been properly trained on how to interpret label information so they are fully protected from varying equipment-specific hazards.  An engineering firm-provided Arc Flash Analysis Report is loaded with useful information that, if fully understood, can be an important operational tool instead of being just filed away.  This course will assist both the building’s electrical infrastructure operator and their supervisors in detailed understanding of the Arc Flash Analysis Report. This knowledge will help prevent personnel injury or loss from a catastrophic arc flash event.  Case studies, site-specific power points, video and equipment walk-downs will be utilized in the program.