Arc Flash Awareness
Arc Flash Awareness Training
NFPA 70E 2024 & OSHA-compliant training to reduce electrical hazards through safe work practices, PPE use, and hazard recognition.
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Arc flash incidents can cause severe burns, injuries, or fatalities. NFPA 70E requires training, PPE, and clear labeling to protect workers and ensure compliance with OSHA standards.
What You’ll Learn
NFPA 70E 2024 Updates
Understand key revisions from 2021 to 2024 and their impact on workplace safety.
NFPA 70EHazard Recognition
- Arc fault factors: voltage, distance, time, metal vaporization
- Daily hazard identification practices
- Shock hazard & boundaries
Roles & Responsibilities
- Workers, supervisors, and management
- Qualified worker requirements
- Approach boundary rules
Safe Work Practices
- Job briefing requirements
- Energized work permits
- Lockout/Tagout procedures
PPE Selection
- Determining PPE levels from NFPA 70E tables
- Minimum equipment requirements
- AC & DC system PPE categories
Emergency Preparedness
Burn types, response protocols, and drills to reduce severity of arc flash events.
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Who Should Attend
Audience
- Electricians
- Maintenance staff
- Supervisors & managers
- Engineers & EHS professionals
Applications
- Energized equipment work
- Electrical troubleshooting
- Equipment labeling & compliance
- Job safety briefings
Frequently Asked Questions
What is arc flash training?
Training that teaches workers to recognize and reduce arc flash risks using NFPA 70E safe work practices, PPE, and hazard assessments.
What standards apply?
NFPA 70E 2024 and OSHA electrical safety requirements.
Who must be trained?
Anyone working on or near energized electrical equipment, including electricians, maintenance, and supervisors.
Does training include PPE selection?
Yes—participants learn how to select and use PPE according to NFPA 70E tables for AC and DC systems.
How long is the certification valid?
3 years when hands-on training is completed.
Resources
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