Course ID: 18707 | Course Duration: 2 Days | CEUs:
Continuing Education Units (CEUs): After the completion of any seminar, students will receive 0.8 CEUs for each day of the seminar. Attendees will also receive a personalized Certificate of Completion. Please check with your licensing board or NTT as to applicability.

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High Voltage Electrical Safety for Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution Training Class

Course ID: 18707

High Voltage Electrical Safety for Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution Training Seminar

Provide Safety Information for OSHA Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices 29 CFR 1910.269-Protect Yourself, Your Employees, and Your Company with National Technology Transfer, Inc. (NTT, Inc.)!

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"A real eye opener. This will cause those who work for me to go home to their loved ones everyday."

Course Description:

This seminar covers the OSHA Requirement 29 CFR 1910.269 for electric power generation, transmission, and distribution.
Learn what your responsibilities are according to OSHA.
Learn how to define a "qualified" person.

Course Benefits:

Reduce the risk of electric shock for you or your employees.
Dramatically improve on-the-job safety.
Substantial savings in both time and money.

What You Will Learn:

How to conduct required inspections.
What a periodic inspection means.
Concepts of Minimum Approach Distance and FR clothing.
How to accomplish EPZ grounding.
The simplest, most effective way to create a safe work environment.
The ultimate key to avoiding accidents.


	Agenda
	Intro to OSHA Understanding Electrical Hazards Electric Power Generation, Transmission, & Distribution Understand the key elements of the utility maintenance standard. Compare/contrast Lockout/Tagout practices between 29 CFR 1910.269 with Subpart S and the generic Lockout/Tagout standard. Understand the training/retraining requirements for covered electrical workers. Understand the requirements for job briefing discussions. Be able to identify appropriate personal protective equipment for the types of work being performed. Know the requirements for testing and use of live-line tools. Understand when energized work is permitted and the rules that apply. Understand minimum requirements for performing high-voltage/high power testing, both in the field and in permanent test facilities. Understand safe methods of installing and removing overhead lines. Know when tree-trimming operations are covered by this standard and safety rules that apply. Know the minimum safety requirements for work in substations. Understand key safety rules for work in generating stations, including coal-fired and hydroelectric stations. Know safety precautions to be followed when working on special equipment such as capacitors and instrument transformers. Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices Understand the key element of the Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices Contained in 29 CFR 1910.331-335 and NFPA 70E 2007. Compare/contrast the Lockout/Tagout practices between 29 CFR 1910.333 and 29 CFR 1910.147, the generic OSHA lockout/Tagout standard and NFPA 70E 120. Understand the training requirements contained in 29 CFT 1910.332 and NFPA 70E 110.6. Explain the key personal protective equipment items used in electrical work. Explain how to test electrical rubber gloves and protectors. Highlight key national consensus standards that contain "Best Practices" for electrical work.

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Training Course Times: 8:00am - 4:30pm

Number of Days: 2

Hotel Accommodations:

NTT, Inc. reserves a block of rooms at the host hotel for your convenience. BOOK EARLY - This block of rooms will be released back to the hotel approximately 30 days from the seminar start date. NTT will send you complete hotel information the same day we receive your registration. Please make reservations directly with the hotel, and be sure to identify yourself as being with the NTT group to take advantage of any discounts that may have been negotiated. Hotel accommodations are not included in the seminar fee and are not guaranteed with your registration.