When
Day 1: Thursday, August 6, 2015: 8a to 5p
Day 2: Friday, August 7, 2015: 8a to 12noon
Contact:
Terri Wettlee-Hazard.com
register@e-hazard.com
(502) 716-7073
Cancellation Policy
Persons cancelling less than 5 business days prior to the seminar will be responsible for the tuition, but may send a substitute.
A course may be canceled 7 days prior to class date if there is low interest. In the case of cancellation, e-Hazard will fully refund the registration fee in the manner that it was paid or transfer students' registration to another class.
1910.269 SAFETY & ARC HAZARD AWARENESS
TRAIN the TRAINER CLASS
Thursday-Friday, August 6-7, 2015
LOUISVILLE, KY
1910.269 SAFETY & ARC HAZARD AWARENESS TRAIN the TRAINER CLASS is a 12-hour course designed to prepare qualified trainers to deliver instruction of the 1910.269 Safety & Arc Hazard Awarness Class (a 5-hour course designed specifically for the needs of utility workers working with - or near - low or high voltage lines or equipment, or for those managing individuals in these environments). Attendees will learn to instruct about the dangers of arc hazards and safe work practices in accordance with the NESC and OSHA 1910.269 standards, practical protection strategies, best practices in arc flash, and the state of art in PPE.
Day 1:
- 8am to 1pm: 1910.269 Safety & Arc Hazard Awareness (5 hour) Class
- 1pm to 5pm: 1910.269 Train the Trainer (part 1 of 2)
- 8am to 12pm: 1910.269 Train the Trainer (part 2 of 2)
Tuition includes:
- Expert instruction
- e-Hazard Student Manual ($30.00 value) and Instructor Manual ($275.00 value)
- Certificate of Completion - 12 hours
- Lunch on Day 1
- Memory stick of PowerPoint and files
- Free updates via website download
- Customizable class for specific areas of company
- Add $30.00 for additional Student Workbooks (required by license)
Who Should Attend?
- HV Electricians
- Linemen
- Utility Safety Directors
- RECC or IOU Utility Managers
- Meter service workers
- Underground network linemen / cablemen
What You Will Learn:
- OSHA Regulations 1910.269, being qualified, and working safely
- When you are exposed to an arc flash
- Arc Flash PPE and how it works
- Types of arcs and methods of avoiding exposure, and use of PPE
- Public safety (limited approach) boundaries
- Minimum Approach distance
- Testing and verifying equipment is de-energized
- Arc Flash PPE requirements
- Personal clothing issues and how to avoid them
- Arc Flash Boundary Concept
- Basic hazard assessment
- Difference between NESC, NFPA 70E, and OSHA 1910.269 affecting utility workers
- 7 Electrical Safety Habits
Agenda:
- Safety Facts
- Electrical Hazarsd and Protection
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
- Flash Hazard Assessment
Why Should I Choose e-Hazard?
- Our Trainers are Experts - The quality of our training begins with our expert team--experienced instructors who helped write the standards critical to your protection.
- Concept-based Training - All e-Hazard training materials are designed to enhance the adult learning process on key electrical safety concepts. Our expert team and adult education specialist focused on key concepts that challenge and stick.
- Content & Scheduling - e-Hazard classes can be customized and we provide flexible scheduling for your on-site classes.
Visit us at e-hazard.com or give us a call (502) 716-7073.
3018 Eastpoint Parkway
Louisville, KY 40223
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