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National Electrical
Safety Code and
NESC are registered
trademarks of the
Institute of Electrical
and Electronics
Engineers, Inc.
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More than just a bunch of regulations and standards, this class gives participants recipes for safe working practices
and habits. This isn't a long, boring seminar. Our approach is interesting and, at times, humorous, but always worth
the time and effort.
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Want more information? e-mail training@electrain.org or call 541-473-9519
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Distribution/Transmission/Substation Safety -- OSHA 1910.269 and/or NESC
It's no secret to anyone in the electrical industry that OSHA has certain requirements that have to be met for those
working in the private sector. This is a safety class that focuses on 29CFR 1910.269 and/or the National Electrical
Safety Code for those involved in the generation, transmission, or distribution of electric power.
This class requires 12 hours of training to cover the requirements of OSHA's 1910.269. We start with just a little
about the background of OSHA, and how it does, and can, impact our workplace.
We then discuss electrical hazards and find out why there is such a concern over high-voltage safety in the industry.
Then we go through 1910.269 completely to make sure we understand the requirements.
Those who would benefit from this class are:
-- Distribution and/or Transmission Dispatchers
-- Apprentice/journeyman/workleader Linemen
-- Substation electricians & mechanics
-- Powerplant operators & mechanics
-- Inspectors of high-voltage work
-- Engineers, supervisors, and anyone else responsible for work on or near generation, transmission, and
distribution systems.
There is a maximum
enrollment in
High-Voltage Safety of
25.
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ELECTRAIN
Electrical Safety and Compliance Training
for the Electrical Industry
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If your state is one with a state OSHA plan, we will address the needs of your state instead of focusing only on
FED/OSHA's requirements.
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