Online On-Demand Electrical Safety Video Training In Under 2 Hours

Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to order and access the training:

1. Order Process:
   • Click on the “Get a Quote” button on the website or call the provided phone number (888) ARC-3028 to order the training material packet.
   • The training material packet includes the following items: Training Book, Select Handouts, Hardhat Stickers, Pen, and a Password.
2. Accessing the Training:
   • Once the training material packet arrives, use the provided password to log in and access the video training.
   • The video training can be completed at your own pace and convenience.
3. Completion and Certification:
   • After completing the video training, fill out the online form as instructed.
   • Once you submit the form, you will receive a Certificate of Completion Card by mail within five (5) days.
   • The Certificate of Completion serves as proof that you have successfully completed the training.

It’s important to note that by completing the training, you can enhance your knowledge of the requirements for electrical workplace safety, particularly in relation to arc flash hazards. Following the training, make sure to submit the online training evaluation form to receive the Certificate of Completion Card.

When the work you do puts you at risk of electrical injury, you must stay up-to-date and compliant with the latest safety practices and provisions. NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace Online Video Training, offers an in-depth, less than 2-hour dive into the essentials of helping to protect lives on the job and reducing injuries, OSHA violations, and liabilities. The expert-developed examples and instructions presented in this video will help you learn how to better identify and minimize exposure to shock, electrocution, arc flash, or arc blast.

Other topics covered NFPA 70E Updates NFPA 70E / OSHA

Training Requirements Hazards of an Arc Flash Event Conditions that affect the outcome of an arc flash Demonstrate safe work practices Proper Use of Safety Equipment Selection & Use of Protective Clothing for Arc Flash Protection Care of Personal Protective Equipment Proper Sizing of PPE & Options Available Basics of the Arc Flash Calculations Labeling Requirements Electrical Maintenance Requirement Value of a Coordination/Mitigation to Reduce Arc Flash Hazard Levels LOTO Review Based on NFPA 70E Establishing an Electrically Safe Work Identifies electrical hazards. Identify Causes of Arc Flash Explain the Biological Effects of Electrical Shock/Arc Flash Professional Code of Conduct Identify the Hazards and Risks Associated with Arc Flash

Our Arc Flash Training program covers a wide range of essential topics to ensure a comprehensive understanding of electrical safety and arc flash hazards. Here are some of the key topics included:

1. Introducing practical, safe electrical work practices for the Qualified Worker.
2. Utilizing common sense to recognize and assess risk hazards accurately.
3. Arc flash safety training and calculation basics.
4. Reading and interpreting labels effectively.
5. Proper operation of a disconnect switch, following “The Six Steps.”
6. Selecting, inspecting, and maintaining Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
7. Understanding garment tags and assessing different safety garment materials, including cutting-edge options.
8. Exploring the pros and cons of various safety garment materials.
9. Demonstrating custom fitting techniques for optimal PPE benefits.

In addition to the above, our program also covers the following topics:

• NFPA 70E Updates
• NFPA 70E / OSHA Training Requirements
• Hazards of an Arc Flash Event
• Factors influencing the outcome of an arc flash incident
• Demonstrating safe work practices
• Proper use of safety equipment
• Selection and use of protective clothing for arc flash protection
• Care and maintenance of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Proper sizing of PPE and available options
• Basics of Arc Flash Calculations
• Labeling requirements
• Electrical maintenance requirements
• Importance of coordination/mitigation to reduce arc flash hazard levels
• Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) review based on NFPA 70E guidelines
• Establishing an electrically safe work environment
• Identifying electrical hazards
• Causes and effects of arc flash incidents
• Understanding the biological effects of electrical shock and arc flash
• Professional code of conduct in electrical safety
• Identifying hazards and risks associated with arc flash incidents

By covering these comprehensive topics, our Arc Flash Training program equips participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to mitigate risks and ensure a safer working environment.

Arc Flash Training and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) procedures go hand in hand because they both address electrical safety and aim to protect workers from hazards associated with electrical equipment.

LOTO procedures are designed to prevent the accidental release of hazardous energy while performing maintenance or repair work on machines and equipment. These procedures involve isolating the electrical equipment from its power source through locking or tagging out, which ensures that the equipment cannot be energized while work is being done.

Arc flash refers to a sudden release of electrical energy through the air, resulting in an explosion. It can occur due to equipment failures or other electrical faults. Arc flash incidents can cause severe burns, blindness, and even death. Therefore, it is crucial to protect workers from arc flash hazards.

Arc flash training focuses on educating workers about the potential hazards of electrical equipment, how to recognize and avoid them, and the safety measures to reduce the risk of an arc flash incident. This training includes information about the causes of arc flash explosions, the potential consequences, and the specific personal protective equipment (PPE) required for working near electrical equipment.

By combining LOTO and arc flash training, workers gain a comprehensive understanding of electrical safety. They learn how to recognize potential hazards, how to properly use LOTO procedures to isolate equipment, and how to select and use appropriate PPE to protect themselves from arc flash incidents.

Additionally, both LOTO and arc flash training help organizations comply with relevant safety regulations, such as the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) standards. OSHA’s standard 1910.147 focuses on LOTO procedures, while standard 1910.269 addresses protection from electrical hazards, including arc flash. Providing both LOTO and arc flash training ensures compliance with these regulations and helps create a safer work environment.

Regular training, including annual arc flash training, is essential to reinforce knowledge, increase awareness, and keep workers up to date with the latest safety procedures and best practices. By conducting arc flash training annually, workers maintain a high level of awareness of electrical hazards and are equipped with the knowledge to work safely around electrical equipment.

Overall, the combination of LOTO and arc flash training is crucial for ensuring the safety of workers and preventing accidents related to electrical equipment.