NFPA 70E ARC FLASH TRAINING CLASSES

Electricity is an inherently dangerous element that can cause severe injuries, fatalities, and even property damage if handled carelessly. This is why having proper electrical safety awareness is crucial. At RESA Power, we prioritize your employee’s safety by offering excellent training and resources for those working with power systems.

Our courses are designed to train on arc flash safety, hazards, and NFPA 70E to help ensure electrical work safety. With RESA Power, you get the latest training to prevent accidents and save lives.

Our Arc Flash Training / Safety / NFPA 70E Awareness Classes

RESA Power offers safety courses for individuals who prioritize prevention and compliance in their day-to-day operations. RESA Power’s Arc Flash/SAFETY/NFPA 70E Training keeps individuals updated on OSHA and NFPA 70E 2024 electrical safety standards.

The class covers NFPA 70E standards, their relation to NEC and OSHA, and how to ensure employee safety and compliance. We offer multiple types of training, including 4-hour, 6-hour, and 8-hour classes for all skill levels.

Our Arc Flash Training / Safety / NFPA 70E Awareness Program

An arc flash explosion can occur instantly, destroying equipment and causing serious injury or death. Our electrical safety program teaches arc flash protection, safe working practices, and industry codes and standards. We present and demonstrate the latest technology and materials. We offer standard or customized training using information from your specific electrical distribution system.

Our Arc Flash Training / Safety / NFPA 70E Awareness Instructors

Our training staff has years of experience, ensuring our Arc Flash and NFPA 70E classes improve your electrical safety. Our trainer is an arc flash specialist with over 30 years of field experience, emphasizing electrical and arc flash safety.

• Arc Flash Hazard Analysis
• Arc Flash/Shock Hazard Labels
• Review of Engineering Documentation
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Preventive Maintenance
• Safety Training

Who Will Benefit from RESA’s Arc Flash/SAFETY/NFPA 70E Awareness Training?

Professionals involved in electrical safety must stay updated and OSHA Arc Flash compliant including:

• Safety managers
• Electricians
• Contractors
• Inspectors
• Engineers
• Facility maintenance staff
• Plant managers
• Risk managers

Arc Flash and Shock Hazard Assessment

Arc Flash and Shock Hazard Assessment is part of the Power System Studies and typically follows this sequence:

Short Circuit Analysis

• Equipment/Device Evaluation
• Protective Device Coordination
• Arc Flash and Shock Hazard Assessment

Additional Power System Studies include:

• Demand and Load Flow studies
• Transient Motors Starting Analysis
• DC Systems Arc Flash Analysis
• Harmonics Analysis
• Electrical Grounding

We use SKM as our main software to perform these Power System Studies. Other major software includes:

• ETAP – Mostly suitable for wind farms and solar farms and DC Arc Flash
• Analysis – the most versatile of the three software.
• EasyPower

This vital Arc Flash class will protect individual’s from the electrical hazards they come across each day. RESA Power helps individuals to become aware of the Arc Flash Boundaries and Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), helping them minimize safety risks and offer advice to lower equipment incident energy exposure.

In addition, the Arc Flash Training / Safety / NFPA 70E Awareness Training does all the following:

• It meets the three-year retraining requirement
• It provides employer-needed documentation.
• Upon successful completion of an arc flash or NFPA 70E class, participants will receive an arc flash certificate or NFPA 70E certificate.

You and your employees will learn the correct ways to prevent injuries, save lives and prevent damage to your facility and equipment. Some of the Arc Flash Training / Safety / NFPA 70E Awareness Training topics covered are:

• Working within arc flash boundaries
• Audits of electrical safety programs
• Determining arc flash analysis needs for three-phase systems
• Employee responsibility for PPE
• Equipment labeling requirements
• Being responsive to people in unsafe situations

Comply with Industry Standards

Ensuring worker safety is crucial, especially with electrical hazards. Complying with OSHA and NFPA 70E 2024 standards is essential. Enroll employees in RESA Power’s arc flash training to meet safety standards.

These classes teach skills to manage electrical hazards and keep certifications current. Train new or existing employees to maintain a safe and compliant workplace.

OSHA 1910.303(b)(1) Electric equipment shall be free from recognized hazards that are likely to cause death or serious harm to employees.

NFPA 70E 205.4 Electrical equipment shall be maintained in accordance with manufacturers’ instructions or industry consensus standards to reduce the risk of failure and the subsequent exposure of employees to electrical hazards.