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Electrical hazards pose serious risks, making it critical to stay up to date with the latest safety practices. This NFPA 70E-certified training equips workers, supervisors, and safety personnel with the knowledge to identify electrical hazards, implement precautionary techniques, and adhere to safety requirements. Through this 8-hour training, participants will learn how to assess risks, avoid injuries, and ensure compliance with industry standards.

Learning Objectives:

• Understand Electrical Safety Procedures: Learn essential lockout/tagout (LOTO) requirements, emergency response protocols, and risk control strategies.

• Recognize Qualified and Affected Persons: Differentiate between qualified and unqualified personnel and their roles in maintaining safety.

• Implement Precautionary Techniques and PPE Use: Gain expertise in using personal protective equipment (PPE), including arc flash protection, and applying safe work practices.

• Assess Electrical Hazards and Risk Management: Identify energized conductors, approach distances, job safety planning, and Human Performance Improvement (HPI) safety measures.

Why This Matter for Your Organization:

• Prevent Workplace Injuries: Reduce risks by ensuring employees are trained in electrical hazard recognition and mitigation.

• Enhance Compliance: Align with NFPA 70E regulations to meet safety and legal requirements.

• Improve Workforce Safety Culture: Equip employees with essential knowledge to foster a safer work environment.

Ready to enhance electrical safety in your workplace? Register for Safety Training today!

Trainer Bio: John Dahlgren has over 25 years of industry experience and teaches in the Butte College Drafting Technology and Engineering programs. A certified OSHA Outreach Trainer, he specializes in NFPA 70E Arc Flash training, workforce safety, and risk management, helping organizations maintain compliance and protect their employees.

ETP Members Contact: etp@butte.edu