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X-WR-CALDESC:Starting at: $205.00\n\n8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.\n\nPresenter: Bo
 b Nicholson\, JDRM Engineering\n\nThis electrical safe work practices cour
 se aids in the steps to help Qualify an employee under the following:\n\nN
 FPA 70E 2018 Article 110.2 (A)(1)\n    and\nOSHA 29 CFR Sub Part S 1910.33
 1-335\, 1910.399\n\nThe course provides general knowledge and understandin
 g of the existence\, nature\, causes\, and methods to prevent electrical h
 azards.\n  \nWHO SHOULD ATTEND?\n\nOSHA 1910.331/1910.399 requires employe
 rs to evaluate and document company employees who perform\, or who have po
 tential to perform work on energized or potentially energized electrical e
 quipment.\n\nâ–º Electrical Trades Personnel\nâ–º Supervisors\nâ–º Engineers\nâ–º 
 Safety Managers\nâ–º Any employee who needs to be determined by the Owner as
  a qualified electrical employee working on energized electrical equipment
 \nânâ Safety personnel who need help to Qualify their employees\n\nInstructi
 on includes: \n\nâ–º  Training on arc flash awareness & shock hazard awarene
 ss\nâ–º  Standards and codes\nâ–º  Understanding of arc flash energy values\nâ–º
   Selection and use of appropriate PPE\nâ–º  Reading & following warning sig
 ns/labels\nâ–º  Methods to reduce risk while working on live exposed parts\n
 â–º  Arc flash & shock hazard assessments\nâ–º  Safe work practices documentat
 ion\n►  Basic elements of how to Qualify your employees\n►  Employer’s on-
 site electrical task training requirements to determine your employee is Q
 ualified to perform energized work.\n\nIn addition to the training\, OSHA 
 and OSHA On-site service will be discussed. FREE electrical compliance con
 sultation services will be explained so that employers can take advantage 
 of them to create a compliant and safer workplace.\n\nCLASSROOM MATERIALS
 \n\nâ–º  Employee Qualification Down Load Sheets\nâ–º  Hands-on Task Training 
 Program provided via Web Download\nâ–º  Certificate (upon test passage)\n\nT
 his training covers employer's on-site electrical task training requiremen
 ts which determine if your employee is QUALIFIED to perform energized work
 .\n\nCost: Members: $205.00 per person\nNon-Members: $305.00 per person\n
 \nCancellations less than 24 hours in advance and No-shows are responsible
  for the full registration fees. Substitutions may be made at any time. No
 n-members must prepay to register.\n\nThe class can be presented on-site f
 or 8 or more students. Contact the Safety Council for more information.
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DESCRIPTION:Starting at: $205.00\n\n8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.\n\nPresenter: Bob
  Nicholson\, JDRM Engineering\n\nThis electrical safe work practices cours
 e aids in the steps to help Qualify an employee under the following:\n\nNF
 PA 70E 2018 Article 110.2 (A)(1)\n    and\nOSHA 29 CFR Sub Part S 1910.331
 -335\, 1910.399\n\nThe course provides general knowledge and understanding
  of the existence\, nature\, causes\, and methods to prevent electrical ha
 zards.\n  \nWHO SHOULD ATTEND?\n\nOSHA 1910.331/1910.399 requires employer
 s to evaluate and document company employees who perform\, or who have pot
 ential to perform work on energized or potentially energized electrical eq
 uipment.\n\nâ–º Electrical Trades Personnel\nâ–º Supervisors\nâ–º Engineers\nâ–º S
 afety Managers\nâ–º Any employee who needs to be determined by the Owner as 
 a qualified electrical employee working on energized electrical equipment
 \nânâ Safety personnel who need help to Qualify their employees\n\nInstructi
 on includes: \n\nâ–º  Training on arc flash awareness & shock hazard awarene
 ss\nâ–º  Standards and codes\nâ–º  Understanding of arc flash energy values\nâ–º
   Selection and use of appropriate PPE\nâ–º  Reading & following warning sig
 ns/labels\nâ–º  Methods to reduce risk while working on live exposed parts\n
 â–º  Arc flash & shock hazard assessments\nâ–º  Safe work practices documentat
 ion\n►  Basic elements of how to Qualify your employees\n►  Employer’s on-
 site electrical task training requirements to determine your employee is Q
 ualified to perform energized work.\n\nIn addition to the training\, OSHA 
 and OSHA On-site service will be discussed. FREE electrical compliance con
 sultation services will be explained so that employers can take advantage 
 of them to create a compliant and safer workplace.\n\nCLASSROOM MATERIALS
 \n\nâ–º  Employee Qualification Down Load Sheets\nâ–º  Hands-on Task Training 
 Program provided via Web Download\nâ–º  Certificate (upon test passage)\n\nT
 his training covers employer's on-site electrical task training requiremen
 ts which determine if your employee is QUALIFIED to perform energized work
 .\n\nCost: Members: $205.00 per person\nNon-Members: $305.00 per person\n
 \nCancellations less than 24 hours in advance and No-shows are responsible
  for the full registration fees. Substitutions may be made at any time. No
 n-members must prepay to register.\n\nThe class can be presented on-site f
 or 8 or more students. Contact the Safety Council for more information.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220930T080000
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LOCATION:Safety Council of Northwest Ohio\, 8015 Rinker Pointe Court\, Nort
 hwood\, OH 43619
SUMMARY:How to Qualify Electrical Workers for ARC FLASH & SHOCK HAZARD NFPA
  70E
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