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[I have] a whole new perspective…a better understanding. Everything taught and talked about was VERY valuable to me!
I downloaded the FlashTrack program today and was very impressed! The operation and attribute additions were easy to control.
Facility Results has performed NFPA training in two of our plants and I highly recommend them for your NFPA 70E needs.
I will use this knowledge every day.
Great presenter…and very knowledgeable!
Facility Results is a conscientious and trustworthy company. They have saved us down time and money by finding hidden electrical safety concerns.
Facility Results maps out projects in detail and will explain it by setting and adhering to clear milestones for on-time delivery and controls to stay within budget. Their team has vast experience, are meticulous and use state of the art tools. They have proven to be a great asset.
As a building owner, using Flash Track software is a no brainer for keeping my facility compliant with our arc flash program.
I have partnered on numerous projects with Facility Results since 2009. They are true professionals when it comes to handling customer’s needs. I see us working on many more in the future.
The knowledge I got from this seminar will help me perform my job much safer.
The course more than met my expectations…
My employees thanked me for bringing in Facility Results and making them aware of the real hazards they face while doing their jobs.
I need to approach cabinets and breakers with a different respect. [This training] opened my eyes to how I have done things in the past and how [they] now need to be done.
FlashTrack is simple and easy to use. I look forward to working with it in the future.
Our arc flash training programs are designed to send compliant Qualified Workers back on the floor or back to the field quickly and safely so they can put their newfound knowledge to work.
Industry Terms
- National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)
- NFPA 70E Study
- On-Site Arc Flash Training
- Video Arc Flash Training
- NFPA 70E Training
- On-Site NFPA 70E Training
- Arc Flash Labeling
- Arc Flash Analysis
- Arc flash Study
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Limited and restricted approach boundaries
- Limits of approach
- Electrically safe work conditions
- Electrical Safety Program
- Host and contract employers
- Qualified and unqualified persons
- Shock risk assessment
- Arc flash risk assessment
- Arc flash incident energy method
- Arc flash PPE category Method
- Electrical safety authority (ESA)
- Lockout/Tagout program (LOTO)
- Certified Electrical Safety Worker (CESW)
- Energized electrical work permit
- Arc flash PPE category
- Arc-rated apparel
- Safety grounding equipment
- Batteries, lasers, power electronic equipment
A “Qualified Person,” according to the NFPA 70E, is trained and aware about the construction and operation of the equipment or the specific work style, as well as how to spot the dangers involved. These individuals must also be knowledgeable with safety precautions, personal protective equipment, insulating and shielding materials, and insulated tools and test equipment. A person might be qualified for certain standards and practices while remaining unqualified for others.
Furthermore, in order to be authorized to operate within the restricted approach of exposed electrified wires and circuit components, the individual must be trained in all of the following:
To identify exposed live portions from other elements of electric equipment, skills and procedures are required.
To calculate the nominal voltage of exposed live components, certain skills and methodologies are required.
The voltages to which the qualified employee will be exposed are represented by the minimum approach distances provided in this section.
The decision-making process is required to assess the degree and amount of the danger, as well as the personal protection equipment and work planning required to safely complete the task.
Our industry-leading training will give the most up-to-date information on the most cost-effective platform. Our ISHN Readers’ Choice Award-Winning NFPA 70E Arc Flash Course (Electrical Safety) for Qualified Workers may be completed in 2-hours and fulfills OSHA and NFPA 70E regulations.
Arc Flash / NFPA 70E retraining in safety-related work practices and pertinent modifications in this standard must be done every three years.
[It should be noted that the “every three years” rule is the default. Workers must be retrained every three years at the absolute least. There are times when electrical hazard safety training is required, even if it hasn’t been three years since the last training.
If any of the following circumstances present, an employee must get further training (or retraining):
(1) Supervision or yearly inspections show the employee is not following safe work procedures.
(2) New technology, new types of equipment, or changes in processes demand the adoption of different safety-related work practices than the employee is accustomed to.
(3) The employee must apply safety-related procedures that are not normally performed during normal job tasks.
If your employees’ behaviors show that they are unsure about electrical safety, or if their jobs have changed and they now deal with electrical equipment that they did not previously work with, they will require retraining.
If your electrical equipment or processes for using that equipment have changed, the impacted staff will need to be retrained.
