Join us for a free training on what YOU need to know about electric shock and arc flash protection! Learn a breakdown of what OSHA and NFPA 70E require and some best practices for implementing electrical personal protective equipment in your workplace.

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Electrical injuries are still a disturbingly common issue in the workforce. There's a perpetual culture that "minor" shocks are okay and just part of the job, and that arc flash events are too rare to worry about. This is simply not true! If it were, we wouldn't have so many options on protective equipment and work practices to follow that are dedicated to electric shock and arc flash protection. 

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OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart S (OSHA's Electrical Standards) and the NFPA 70E (Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace) detail the required protective equipment and safe work practices that qualified employees must utilize for their safety. How can you make sure these regulations and standards are being followed properly?

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Join us for a FREE 1hr webinar as Caitlyn Wininger (CESCP) and Trey Toliver (electrician) explain what the requirements actually are and how you can practically follow them to ensure everyone is protected from the electrical hazards!

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This training is perfect for: 

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- Safety Managers/Directors
- Facility/Plant Managers
- Health & Safety Leaders
- Risk Managers

Agenda: 

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Module 1: Fundamentals of the Electrical Hazards
Module 2: Required Protective Equipment and Safe Work Practices
Module 3: How To Get Started On Addressing Electrical Hazards in Your Workplace