NFPA 70E training equips electrical workers, engineers, and safety professionals with the skills to apply NFPA 70E in real work environments, meet OSHA-aligned electrical safety expectations, and earn continuing education credits.
This six-hour live course is intended for qualified electrical workers who must recognize hazards, plan work accurately, and apply boundaries and PPE in accordance with real task conditions. Participants receive a certificate of completion, 0.6 CEUs, and 6 Professional Development Hours. On-site group instruction is available for organizations requiring in-person delivery.
NFPA 70E training exists to bridge the gap between written electrical safety standards and real field conditions. The standard itself defines expectations. This course teaches how those expectations are applied during maintenance, troubleshooting, commissioning, and operational work.
Students learn how to evaluate energized tasks, determine when energized work is justified, select appropriate controls, and apply PPE based on incident energy and task exposure. Instruction emphasizes hazard recognition, job planning discipline, and consistent application of boundaries and protective methods.
Rather than focusing on theory, the course uses real maintenance scenarios to help workers learn to recognize risk early, plan correctly, and execute work with confidence.
Electrical safety failures rarely occur because standards are unavailable. They occur because hazards are misjudged, controls are applied inconsistently, or energized work is normalized.
NFPA 70E establishes a disciplined framework for controlling shock and arc flash hazards. When applied correctly, it reduces injuries, improves reliability, and creates accountability across maintenance operations.
NFPA 70E training strengthens this framework by teaching workers how to interpret the standard in real situations, not just how to reference it.
This NFPA 70E training course supports OSHA-aligned electrical safety programs by reinforcing requirements for energized work control, job planning, boundaries, and PPE selection.
Participants learn how NFPA 70E supports OSHA expectations through:
Energized work justification and permit processes
Shock protection boundaries and access control
Arc flash risk management and labeling
Safe work practices and documentation discipline
This course helps organizations apply NFPA 70E in support of formal electrical safety programs rather than treating compliance as a paperwork exercise.
If your organization is developing a documented program to address these requirements, pair this course with Electrical Safety Program Development.
NFPA 70E training improves electrical safety performance by strengthening the recognition, evaluation, and control of hazards.
Key outcomes include:
Improved shock and arc flash risk control
Stronger job planning and energized work discipline
Greater PPE accuracy and consistency
Reduced incident probability
Improved maintenance reliability
Lower downtime and liability exposure
You will learn how to:
Recognize shock and arc flash hazards before work begins
Apply boundaries and energized work restrictions correctly
Select PPE based on task exposure and voltage conditions
Perform job briefings that reduce error and confusion
Support OSHA-aligned electrical safety programs using NFPA 70E principles
This NFPA 70E Training course is designed for anyone whose job involves working on or near energized electrical equipment
Maintenance electricians and technicians
Electrical engineers, designers, and contractors
Safety managers and EHS professionals
Project managers and supervisors
Inspectors and compliance officers
Plant and facility managers
NFPA 70E training covers shock and arc flash hazard control, approach boundaries, PPE selection, and energized work decision-making aligned with OSHA expectations. The outline below focuses on field application for maintenance and troubleshooting.
1. Understanding Electrical Hazards
2. Standards and Regulations
3. Shock Hazards and Protection Strategies
4. Arc Flash Hazards and Mitigation Techniques
5. Arc-Rated Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
6. Job Planning and Safety Procedures
7. Risk Assessment and Management
8. Safety-Related Work Practices
Start: 10 a.m. Eastern Time
Finish: 4:30 p.m. Eastern Time
The registration fee for this course is $199.
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