It is not so easy to just chalk all safety concerns up to employees. Firstly, it is unlawful. Secondly, it is morally inconsistent. Safety should be the top priority with companies in the electrical industry. New local training seminars are covering multiple areas of electrical safety and maintenance that will help keep employees safe and help keep up the bottom line. The two biggest concerns in electrical safety seem to be:
How to apply the specifics of NFDA-70E to the workplace?
What is required to be standard compliant with law?
These two questions will be covered in detail, among many other things. The big issue here is to maintain safety but also to avoid penalties and fees that come from ill-practice of electrical safety. Any discrepancy or error could result in a major lawsuit and, of course, the lack of safety felt by employees.
Topics covered at the arc flash safety training seminar will also include specific actions taken at least once a week.
Arc flash training: What are the specific steps taken to ensure proper protocol and meeting of safety standards and regulations? This is displayed through arc flash training powerpoint media. Powerpoint is a major part of the seminar, used often to reiterate major points and allowing attendance to take notes.
OSHA Standards: OSHA is responsible for many of the standards set in place. The arc flash training video will be matched with the OSHA regulatory body.
Teaching Safety: New employees will be exposed to all training, but they look up to eladers in the business to reiterate this training and be a good guide. The seminar covers teaching and applying these standards for others to see.
The content will be provided through osha arc flash labels and powerpoint presentations that keep things on topic and at a solid pace. The total seminar will take all day. It usually begins at8amand ends around3pmwith a single break in the middle for lunch.
The cost will change depending on membership status with the institution. Call now to get proper placement in the next local seminar. Most sessions will primarily accept checks, but not cash. Payment is amde prior to the event, and RSVP is necessary to ensure palcement. Protocol always matches the latest iteration of the detailed book, NFPA 70E-2015. Ensure that employees are properly trained and they understand the value of safety in their job. It will save lives and money.
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