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How to Write a Proper Arc Flash Study RFQ

Writing an arc flash study RFQ can be complicated. You will want to make sure several things are included in all your proposals.

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OH&S Webinar: Reviewing Basics of Electrical Safety

OH&S & e-Hazard webinar in June covered arc flash and electrical shock hazards, consensus standards, human factors, and best practices. You can still register to listen to the recorded webinar.

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Let's Get Clear on Electrical Utility TPG - Part 3

Part 3 covers induced voltages and the use of temporary protective grounding for systems energized at less than 600 volts.

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Let's Get Clear on Electrical Utility TPG - Part 4

Part 4 addresses unique changes and hurdles of using temporary protective grounding with systems energized at 600 volts or less.

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Low Voltage Qualified (Based on NFPA 70E)

Live, online (Webex)

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High Voltage Qualified

August 3-4, 2023

Live, online (Webex) - NO Hands-on

Train the Trainer: NFPA 70E LV & HV

August 28-31, 2023

Louisville, KY

October 2-5, 2023

Louisville, KY

TTT Alumni Seminar (for TTT graduates only)

September 20, 2023

Live, online (Webex)

October 13, 2023

Live, online (Webex)

Arc Flash Safety for Utilities (1910.269)

August 24, 2023

Louisville, KY

Arc Flash Safety for Utilities (1910.269) Train the Trainer

August 24-25, 2023

Louisville, KY

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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.”