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What's Involved in a Qualified Electrical Worker Program?

Employers need to make sure that their qualified electrical workers are properly equipped to perform any and all expected electrically-related tasks.

Plugged Into Safety Ep. 20: NFPA 70B®

What started as recommended practice is now an electrical safety standard. Listen to our latest podcast to learn more.

It's time to start planning to attend the IEEE Electrical Safety Workshop next year! The conference and expo will take place March 4-8, 2024, in Tucson, AZ. Register EARLY (through January 31) and save!

Learn more here.

Low Voltage Qualified (Based on NFPA 70E)

Charlotte, NC

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High Voltage Qualified

December 12-13, 2023

Charlotte, NC

January 4-5, 2024

Live, online (Webex) - NO Hands-on

January 23-24, 2024

Live, online (Webex) - NO Hands-on

Train the Trainer: NFPA 70E LV & HV

January 22-25, 2024

Louisville, KY

February 19-22, 2024

Louisville, KY

March 18-21, 2024

Louisville, KY

TTT Alumni Seminar (for TTT graduates only)

New dates coming soon! Check our Class Schedule for updates.

For the most up-to-date listing of our classes, see our

Class Schedule.

e-Hazard Class Schedule

Do you need an electrical safety class but don't see it here? Contact us to find out how we can help you!

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Plugged Into Safety

Plug into e-Hazard's podcast for the latest news in electrical safety! Listen to interviews of leading industry experts and keep up-to-date on electrical safety standards. You will not want to be left out - subscribe today!

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e-Hazard Provides Remote, Web-Based Live Electrical Safety Training

All of our remote training options are taught by a subject matter expert (SME) who will present a class in a live, web-based format and be able to interact with students in real time, answering any questions that they have. This method of training meets OSHA requirements by providing an SME, which is missing in most “online training.”