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Protecting workers. Preventing hazards.
Electrical work carries risks that demand precision, awareness, and compliance. NFPA-70E establishes the industry standard for electrical safety in the workplace, focusing on arc flash, shock protection, and energized work procedures. At IC&T, our NFPA-70E Training equips workers with the knowledge and practices needed to operate safely, protect colleagues, and ensure regulatory compliance when working on energized electrical equipment.
Arc flash incidents are sudden, violent, and life-altering. They result in thousands of injuries and fatalities every year—and most are preventable. Beyond the human cost, companies face OSHA citations, downtime, and liability exposure when electrical safety is neglected.
Training under NFPA-70E provides a proven framework to:
• Reduce the likelihood of electrical accidents
• Ensure workers understand arc flash boundaries and protective strategies
• Support compliance with OSHA 1910 Subpart S and 1926 Subpart K regulations
• Create a culture of safety and accountability
The National Electric Code and OSHA regulations require that work is only done after Locking Tagging and Trying Out electrical circuits. This is known as an electrically safe condition. Occasionally all workers cannot do their task without the power on. This is a very dangerous situation when qualified electrically workers perform these tasks they must do so in accordance with NFPA 70e. This training gives workers the skills necessary to safety perform justified energized electrical work.
Training must be repeated at a minimum of every 3 years.
Our NFPA-70E program is structured to give both technical depth and practical clarity. Key learning areas include:
• Electrical Hazard Awareness – Identifying shock and arc flash risks
• Arc Flash Boundaries – Establishing approach limits and safe work zones
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – Selection, use, and inspection protocols
• Safe Work Practices – Lockout/tagout, energized work permits, and job planning
• Risk Assessment Procedures – Evaluating hazards before work begins
• Emergency Response – What to do in case of an incident
• Electricians and electrical maintenance workers
• Engineers and technical staff working near energized equipment
• Supervisors responsible for electrical safety compliance
• Safety managers seeking to strengthen workplace safety programs
• Format – Online modules, instructor-led sessions, or blended learning
• Duration – Flexible, tailored to experience level and organizational needs
• Assessment – Written and practical evaluations verifying understanding of NFPA-70E principles
• Certification – Completion records that support audit readiness and OSHA compliance
• Expert-led training developed by industry safety professionals
• Compliance assurance aligned with NFPA and OSHA standards
• Accessible delivery designed for companies of all sizes and industries
• Holistic safety approach integrating electrical safety into broader workplace practices
Electrical incidents are high-impact events with lasting consequences. By investing in NFPA-70E Training, companies not only meet regulatory requirements but also demonstrate a commitment to protecting their most valuable resource: their people.
Electrical safety is not optional—it is essential. Equip your team with the knowledge, confidence, and certification they need to work safely and compliantly.
Contact IC&T to enroll in NFPA-70E Electrical Safety Training today.
NFPA 70E training is a program designed to teach electrical workers how to safely perform tasks near energized equipment. It covers standards for arc flash and shock protection, safe work practices, and compliance with OSHA and NFPA regulations. The training equips participants with the knowledge to protect themselves, their coworkers, and the workplace from electrical hazards.
The training covers:
For electricians, NFPA 70E training teaches safe methods for working on or near energized electrical circuits. It ensures electricians understand how to establish electrically safe conditions, select and use proper PPE, and comply with industry safety standards. The course also covers procedures for justified energized work when power cannot be de-energized, emphasizing practical safety skills to prevent accidents.
Costs vary depending on the format, duration, and delivery method of the training. Options include online modules, instructor-led sessions, or blended learning. Pricing is tailored to individual participants or company groups. Companies can contact IC&T for a detailed quote based on their specific training needs and number of employees.
OSHA requires that workers exposed to electrical hazards receive training in safe work practices, hazard recognition, and protective measures. NFPA 70E training aligns with OSHA standards, including 1910 Subpart S and 1926 Subpart K, ensuring employees understand how to work safely with energized equipment and meet regulatory compliance.
Workers must complete training in NFPA 70E to understand safety practices around energized electrical systems. This includes hazard identification, lockout/tagout procedures, PPE usage, risk assessment, and emergency response. Training should be repeated at least every three years to maintain compliance and keep skills up to date.
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