Electrical Safety
Class Length 1-Day
Includes Arc-Flash Calculations From Three-Phase Buses Down to Panels
Course Outline
Brief Review of OSHA 29 CFR 1910 .331 - .335
1910.311 Scope
1910.332 Training
Content
Type of training
Who must be trained
1910.333 Selection And Use Of Work Practices
Working on or near exposed
deenergized parts
Working on or near exposed
energized parts
1910.334 Use Of Equipment
Portable electrical equipment
Test instruments and equipment
1910.335 Safeguards For Personnel Protection
Use of protective equipment
Alerting techniques
NFPA 70E Safety Related Work Practices
Article 90 Introduction
Article 100 Definitions
Article 105 Applications of Safety Related Work Practices
105.1 Scope
105.2 Purpose
105.3 Responsibility
105.4 Organization
Work Practices
110.1 Relationships with Contractors (Outside Service
Personnel, etc.)
110.2 Training Requirements
110.3 Electrical Safety Program
110.4 Use of Equipment
110.5 Underground Electrical Lines and Equipment
Article 120 Establishing An Electrically Safe Work Condition
120.1 Process of Achieving an Electrically Safe Work Condition
120.2 Deenergized Electrical Conductors or Circuit Parts That
Have Lockout/Tagout Devices Applied
120.3 Temporary Protective Grounding Equipment
Article 130 Work Involving Electrical Hazards
130.1 General
130.2 Electrically Safe Work Conditions
130.3 Working While Exposed to Electrical Hazards
130.4 Approach Boundaries to Energized Electrical Conductors
or Circuit Parts
130.5 Arc Flash Hazard Analysis
130.6 Other Precautions for Personnel Activities
130.7 Personal and Other Protective Equipment
130.8 Work Within the Limited Approach Boundary or Arc Flash Boundary
of Uninsulated Overhead Lines
Wrap-up
Review, Q&A, additional resources