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NFPA 70E Suite

The NFPA 70E Suite program is designed to help workers understand and apply electrical safety practices in the workplace. It covers how to recognize electrical hazards, perform arc-flash hazard analyses, and follow OSHA and NFPA 70E® standards to prevent electrical injuries.

Trainees will learn about proper use of PPE, approach boundaries, and safe work procedures to minimize risk when working around energized equipment. By completing this course, participants will gain the knowledge needed to maintain a safer, more compliant work environment.

Upon finishing the 93 minute training, learners will receive an instant Certificate of Completion and earn 0.1 IACET Continuing Education Units (CEUs).

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Learning Objectives

Identify common electrical hazards and explain how electricity causes harm.
Describe the purpose and key elements of an electrical safety program.
Explain arc-flash and shock protection boundaries under NFPA 70E®.

Select appropriate PPE for various electrical work situations.
Apply OSHA and NFPA 70E® standards to implement compliance and safe work practices.
Recognize and correct common electrical safety violations in the workplace.

Course Outline

Recognizing Electrical Hazards

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
2. How Electricity Works
1. How Electricity Works
2. The Path of Least Resistance
3. Knowledge Check: How Electricity Works
3. Electrical Terms
1. Conductors
2. Insulators
3. Learning Activity: Conductivity
4. Grounding
5. Learning Activity: Key Electrical Terms
4. Electrical Hazards
1. Knowledge Check: Why Electrical Incidents Occur
2. Electrical Shock
3. Effects of Electrical Shock
4. Severity of Electrical Shock
5. Knowledge Check: Dangers of Electrical Shock
6. Arc Flash
7. Arc Blast

5. Secondary Hazards
1. Secondary Hazards: Burns
2. Secondary Hazards: Collisions and Falls
3. Secondary Hazards: Fires
4. Knowledge Check: Dangers of Electricity
6. Precautions
1. Electrical Safety Tips
2. Knowledge Check: Electrical Safety Tips
7. Conclusion
1. Summary

Using Electrical Safety Programs (US)

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
2. Purpose
1. Purpose of Electrical Safety Programs
2. Knowledge Check: Purpose of Electrical Safety Programs
3. Electrical Safety Program Elements
1. Procedures
2. Capacitors
3. Controls
4. Hazard and Risk Evaluation
5. Work Permits
6. Testing Equipment
7. Inspection and Maintenance
4. Arc-Flash Hazard Analysis
1. Arc-Flash Hazard Analysis
2. Knowledge Check: Arc-Flash Hazard Analysis

5. Approach Boundaries
1. Approach Boundaries
2. Arc-Flash Boundary
3. Limited Approach Boundary
4. Restricted Approach Boundary
5. Knowledge Check: Boundaries
6. PPE for Electrical Hazards
1. What NOT to Wear
2. Appropriate Fabrics
3. Arc-Rated Clothing
4. Knowledge Check: Clothing
5. Body Protection
6. Head and Ear Protection
7. PPE for Hands
8. Glove Inspections
9. Knowledge Check: PPE for Hands
10. Foot Protection and Other Considerations
11. PPE Care and Maintenance
7. Summary
1. Summary

Applying Electrical Standards (US)

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
2. Consequences
1. Why Employees Follow OSHA Regulations and Consensus Standards
2. Knowledge Check: Consequences
3. OSHA and Consensus Standards
1. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Standards
2. Condition 1
3. Condition 2
4. Qualified Person
5. Learning Activity: Qualified Person
6. Knowledge Check: OSHA Standards
7. Consensus Standards
8. Consensus Standards for Electrical Work
9. Knowledge Check: Consensus Standards

4. NFPA 70E Training Requirements
1. NFPA 70E® Training Requirements for Unqualified Persons
2. Arc-Flash Boundary
3. Limited Approach Boundary
4. Restricted Approach Boundary
5. Learning Activity: Approach Boundaries
6. Training Requirements for Qualified Persons
7. Knowledge Check: Training Requirements
8. Emergency Response Training
9. Refresher Training
10. Knowledge Check: Emergency Response Training
11. Electrical Equipment Training
12. Training on Establishing Electrically Safe Work Conditions
13. Other Training for Work Involving Electrical Hazards
14. Limited Approach Boundary Training
15. Limited Approach Boundary Training: Qualified Persons
16. Knowledge Check: Training
17. Maintenance
18. General Safety-Related Maintenance Requirements
19. Safety Requirements for Special Equipment
20. Knowledge Check: Maintenance
5. NFPA 70E Tables
1. Risk Assessment
2. Working With NFPA 70E® Tables
3. Knowledge Check: Approach Boundaries Tables
4. Knowledge Check: Likelihood of Arc Flash Occurrence
5. Knowledge Check: PPE Categories
6. Required PPE
7. Knowledge Check: Required PPE
6. Summary
1. Summary

Preventing and Addressing Electrical Violations

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
2. Protect Yourself
1. Insulation and Guarding
2. Over-Current Protective Devices
3. Knowledge Check: Protect Yourself
4. Safe Work Practices
5. Additional Safe Work Practices
6. Knowledge Check: Safe Work Practices
3. Grounding
1. Grounding
2. Learning Activity: Electrical Grounds
3. Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI)
4. Testing GFCIs
5. Knowledge Check: Grounding
4. Common Violations
1. Electrical Violations
2. Inadequate Wiring
3. Use Properly Rated Cords
4. Do Not Plug Multiple Cords Together
5. Additional Considerations
6. Proper Use of Cords
7. Knowledge Check: Cords
8. Cord Inspection
9. Overloads
10. Faulty Grounding Path
11. Knowledge Check: Ground Path Apathy
12. Ground Path Apathy

5. Tools and Guarding
1. Defective Electrical Tools
2. Improper Guarding on Energized Parts
3. Substandard Cabinets, Boxes and Fittings
4. Knowledge Check: Electrical Violations
5. Knowledge Check: Electrical Issues
6. Panels, Cords and Markings
1. Blocked Electrical Panels
2. Damaged Strain Relief on Cords and Conductors
3. Improper Marking of Electrical Equipment
4. Importance of Proper Marking of Electrical Equipment
5. Failure to Mark Disconnecting Means and Circuits
6. Labels and Line Drawings
7. Knowledge Check: Panels, Cords and Markings
7. Conclusion
1. Summary