Study Guide OSHA 30 Construction Introduction to NFPA 70E Intro to NFPA 70E • Introduction to NFPA 70E Introduction to NFPA 70E (2018) Topic builds on electrical safety learned in this course Employers and workers should reference NFP 70E when working directly with, or around electricity Helps employer comply with OSHA regulations �CUCKSAF£Tt' NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety In the Workplace' 20.18 Used by OSHA when assessing safety and health One hour completion time 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E Introduction to NFPA 70E (2018) Topic builds on electrical safety learned in this course �CUCKSAF£Tt' NFPA 70E Employers and workers should reference Standard for Electrical NFP 70E when working directly with, or around el•-·------------------- -- --..;,;-.. Helps < regula1 Used b and he One hour comp1et1on time 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc. AU rights rasornd. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 1 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Learning Objectives Upon completion of this training, you will be able to: NFPA Recognize the history and purpose of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) and the 2018 NFPA 70E standard 70E Identify responsibilities and training requirements for Qualified and Un-qualified persons ,,,. Recognize what is required to achieve an electrically safe work condition through an effective safety program Identify safeguards and controls for work involving electrical hazards, including the use of personal protective equipment, labels, warnings, and barricades Identify host employer and contractor responsibilities required by NFPA 70E 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Overview of NFPA 70E Why should we care? Employers: Do you employ or supervise electricians, electrical or electronic maintenance personnel or employees who may be exposed to electrical hazards in their jobs? Employees: Are you an employee whose job description fits the above categories> 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 2 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Overview of NFPA 70E Why should we care? Employers: Do you employ or supervise electricians, electrical or electronic maintenance personnel or employees who may be exposed to electrical hazards in their jobs? Employee Electrical-related incidents rank #5 (Lockout/Tagout) and fits the ab #10 (Wiring Methods) on OSHA's top 10 most-coted v,olat,ons for 2017. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. 0 support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' OSHA Regulations General Duty Clause: employers must provide a safe and healthful workplace at all times OSHA regulations for electrical safety: CFR 1910, General Industry- Subpart S CFR, 1926, Construction- Subpart K Regulations are bare minimum law. O>SIM NFPA 70E industry consensus standards are "how-to" documents. OSHA may refer to NFPA 70E when assessing whether an employer is providing a safe and healthful workplace. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com https://www.osha.gov/pls/oshaweb/owadisp.show document?p table=STANDARDS&p id=9910 ClickSafety www.clicksafety.com 3 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CLICKSAF£TY' NFPA and NFPA 70E National Fire Protection Association established in1896 to reduce fire risks Today: Non-profit organization NFP� World's leading advocate of fire protection Researches the causes and effects of fire Develops consensus standards, codes, and training NFPA 70E: First published in 1979 to assist OSHA with electrical safety Consensus standard Provides guidance on avoiding shock, arc flash and arc blast 2018 is 11'' edition 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc. All rights reSQrved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 Introduction to NFPA 70E NEC Versus NFPA 70E Do you know the difference? National Electric Code (NEC or NFPA 70) requirements are: Intended primarily for those who design, install, and inspect electrical installations .. • �CLICKSAF£TY. NOT focused on safety-related work practices or electrical system maintenance, nor directly related to human safety Focused on protection of equipment and property O 1999-2018 CfickSafety.com, Inc. AU rights reserved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 suooort.clicksaf@tv com www.clicksafety.com 4 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E NEC Versus NFPA 70E NFPA 70E: Addresses safety of workers whose job responsibilities involve energized electrical equipment and systems, with potential exposure to electrical hazards Adapted for other workers whose exposure to electrical hazards may be unintentional or may not be recognized Covers installation, removal, inspection, operation, maintenance, and demolition of electric conductors, electric equipment, signaling and communications conductors and equipment, and raceways. .. Does NOT cover watercraft, automotive, railway communication equipment, and utility applications 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Outline of NFPA 70E Not just "the arc flash standard"! NFPA 70E 106 pages Chapters: Sbndant for Eleclriul Safety In the Wor1<ploce Introduction (highly beneficial) Chapter 1, Safety Related Work Practices Chapter 2, Safety Related Maintenance Requirements .... Chapter 3, Safety Requirements for Special Equipment Divided into articles Informative annexes: A through Q Offer additional guidance Provide templates for electrical safety program, lockoutltagout program, and personal protective equipment 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 5 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Chapter 1, Safety-Related Work Practices Article 100, Definitions NFPA Article 105, Application of Safety-Related Work Practices and Procedures 70E Article 110, General Requirements of Safety-Related Work Practices and Procedures Safety In the Article 120, Establishing an Electrically Safe Work Condition Sbndont for ,.,. A: Article 130, Work Involving Electrical Hazards l:l@ 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Chapter 2, Safety-Related Maintenance Requirements Maintenance personnel: Must be qualified persons Must maintain equipment in accordance with manufacturer specifications or consensus standards Must use safe work practices NFPA 708, Recommended Practice for Electrical Equipment Maintenance: Referenced in Chapter 2 of NFPA 70E Mainly applies to safety relating to equipment, not individual performing maintenance 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 .. support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 6 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Chapter 3, Safety Requirements for Special Equipment Batteries and battery rooms Lasers Power electronic equipment Research and development laboratories 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Informative Annexes A-Q Reference annexes: NFPA Annex E Electrical Safety Program 70E Annex G Sample Lockout/fagout [LOTO] Program Safety In the Annex C Limits of Approach Annex H Guidance on Selection of PPC & PPE Annex Q Human Performance and Workplace Stanci.d for A 2011 Electrical Safety t.il@ 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 7 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Informative Annexes A-Q Reference annexes: NFPA 70E Annex C Limits of Approach Annex E Electrical Safety Program Annex H ( Annex Q f Electrical S 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Changes to 201 B Edition 2018 edition revisions not as extensive as 2015 NFPA 70E Legend of change notations: Text revisions are a e /1 symbol before a section indicates that words within that section were deleted /1 symbol to the left of a table or figure number indicates a revision to an existing table or figure. When a chapter was heavily revised, the entire chapter is marked throughout with the /1 symbol. Stanci.d for Safety In the A 2011 t.il@ Where one or more sections were deleted, a • is placed between the remaining sections. Chapters, annexes, sections, figures, and tables that are new are indicated with an N. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 8 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Changes to 2018 Edition 2018 edition revisions not as extensive as 2015 NFPA 70E Legend of change notations: Asym,,............_...,...,,......,......_..,_...,..,..,........._________..,. within When a chapter was heavily revised, the entire chapter is marked throughout with the A symbol. Where one or more sections were deleted, a • is placed between the remaining sections. Chapters, annexes, sections, figures, and tables that are new are indicated with an N. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Human Factors, Hierarchy of Controls Human factors in risk assessments: NFPA Human error part of the assessment process Annex Q, Human Performance and Workplace Electrical Safety, provides guidance Hierarchy of controls: Moved from informational note into text of the standard First priority must be elimination of hazard. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 70E Stanci.d for Safety In the A 2011 t.il@ support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 9 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E New Arc Flash Tables and PPE Guidance Arc flash risk assessment uses either method: NFPA 70E Incident energy analysis Arc-flash PPE category Stanci.d for Electrial Safely In the _.,._ New Table 130.S(C): Previous Table 130.7(C)(1S)(A)(a) was used in category method to determine if arc flash PPE was required A 2011 Determines the likelihood that an arc flash could occur and renumbered as Table 130.S(C). Iii® Can be used with either method of arc flash risk assessment Section 130.7(C)(14)(b) was added to provide guidance on assessing if, and how well, PPE conforms to standards. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Definitions, Article 120 Changes Definitions added for fault current and available fault current NFPA Changes made to other terms to make their use more consistent Stanci.d for 70E Article 120 rearranged to present requirements for establishing an electrically safe work condition in logical order Electrial Safely In the _.,._ A 2011 Iii® 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 10 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Batteries, Lasers, ESA - Article 320 introduces thresholds of SO Vac and 100 Vdc to address the unique situations specific to batteries and battery rooms. NFPA Article 330, which focuses lasers, was extensively revised to address safety-related maintenance issues rather than issues associated with laser use. Stanci.d for Article 350 introduces the concept of an Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) for jurisdiction over safety­ related work practices and controls in laboratories. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. 70E Safely In the A 2011 Iii® support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Batteries, Lasers, ESA - Article 320 introduces thresholds of SO Vac and 100 Vdc to address the unique situations specific to batteries and battery rooms. NFPA Article 330, which focuses lasers, was extensively revised to rather tha Stanci.d for 70E Article 35( Safety Au111111:1,1;�:1a1,1, related wc-....,================="""""1� 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 11 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Program (ESP) Does your company have an electrical safety program? l•M: 1➔➔i,U ELECTRICAL �I Does your ESP include the following? Safe work practices and procedures that first emphasize hazard elimination Host and contract employer responsibilities Energized electrical work permits PPE and equipment selection, conformity, use, andmaintenance HAZARD W Training for both qualified and unqualified persons 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Electrical Safety Program (ESP) Does your company have an electrical safety program? Does your ESP include the following? Host a, Energi; PPE an andm, Training for both qualified and unqualified persons 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 12 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Hazard Elimination First priority must be hazard elimination. Many companies have adopted a "no live work" policy. However, policy only pertains to intentional work: Still an inherent danger of unintentional contact with live electricity For both qualified and unqualified persons Hazard awareness training is CRITICAL. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Audit of ESP and Field Work Electrical Safety Program "The electrical safety program shall be audited to verify that the practices and procedures of the electrical safety program are in compliance with this standard .. Audits shall be performed at intervals not to exceed 3 years." NFPA 70E 110.1(K)(1) Field Work "Field work shall be audited to verify that the requirements contained in the procedures of the electrical safety program are being followed. When auditing determines that the principles and procedures of the electrical safety program are not being followed, the appropriate revisions to the training program or procedures shall be made ... Audits shall be performed at intervals not to exceed 1 year." NFPA 70E 110.1(K)(2) 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 13 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Audit of ESP and Field Work Electrical Safety Program "The electrical safety program shall be audited to verify that the practices and procedures of the electrical safety program are in compliance with this standard.. Audits shall be performe years."NFPA70E110.1(K:, , , Field Work "Field work shall be audited to verify that the requirements contained in the procedures of the electrical safety program are being followed. When auditing determines that the principles and procedures of the electrical safety program are not being followed, the appropriate revisions to the training program or procedures shall be made... Audits shall be performed at intervals not to exceed1 year." NFPA70E 110.1(K)(2) 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Employer Responsibilities Employers must: Establish, document, and implement the safety­ related work practices and procedures required by NFPA70E Provide employees with training on practices and procedures SAFETY FIRST Always Start With JOB SAFETY Briefing More detailed requirements for both host and contractor employers NFPA70E stresses the need for joint responsibilities. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 14 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Employer Responsibilities Establi, related by NFP Provid, proced More det, contracto, NFPA 70E 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Host Employer Informs contract employers of the following: "Known hazards of NFPA 70E standard related to the contract employer's work, might not be recognized by the contract employer or its employees" NFPA 70E 110.3(A)(1) Requirements and results of risk assessments with respect to hazard risk control Observed contract employer-related violations of the NFPA 70E standard 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 15 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Host Employer Informs contract employers of the following: "Known hazards of NFPA 70E standard related to the contract employer's work, might not be recognized by the contract employer or its ,n, ••n ""''"' employee."""~· Requirem1 respect to Observed, the NFPA 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Contract Employer Ensures: " ... employees are instructed in the hazards communicated by the host employer. Instruction shall be in addition to the basic training required by this standard." NFPA 70E 110.3(8)(1) " ... employees follow both the work practices required by this standard and safety-related work rules required by the host employer." NFPA 70E 110.3(8)(2) 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 16 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Additional Contract Employer Responsibilities Advise the host employer of the following (see NFPA 70E 110.3(B}(3)): (2) Hazards identified during the course of work by contract employer that were not communicated by the host employer • (3) The measures contractor took to correct any violations reported by the host employer ... and to prevent such violation from recurring in the future 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. c • - " '.': - - (1) Any unique hazards presented by contract employer's work _,.__ '• I I\ • support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Additional Contract Employer Responsibilities Advise the host employer of the following (see NFPA 70E 110.3(B}(3)): (1) Any unique hazards presented by contract employer's work (2) Hazards;,----------------­ contract, Where the host employer has knowledge of hazards the host, covered by th,s standard that are related to the contract (3) The meas employer's work, there shall be a documented meeting violations between the host employer and the contract employer prevents�-- ________ _ 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 17 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Illumination Ensure sufficient illumination for all work tasks (especially within limited approach boundary). Never reach blindly into areas. Do not enter spaces containing electrical hazards unless illumination is provided that enables to be performed safely. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Illumination Ensure sufficient illumination for all work tasks (especially within limited approach boundary). Never reach blindly into areas. Do not enter spaces containing electrical hazards unless illu, performec Approach boundaries will be discussed m more detail later m this course; 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 0 L.al support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 18 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Electrically Safe Work Condition Lockout/tagout (LOTO) ESP must include documented procedures. Energy sources that are not locked out and tagged out MUST NOT be considered in an electrically safe work condition. Safe work practices as though parts were live Applies to all equipment whether temporary, permanent, or portable 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Audit of LOTO Program and Procedures Requirements in Article 120 � - mm DO NOT Audited by a qualified person At intervals not to exceed 1 year. Covering at least one lockout/tagout in progress OPERATE NFPA 70E 110.1(K)(3): LOCUDIIUT The audit shall be designed to identify and correct deficiencies in the following: (1) The lockout/tagout program and procedures (2) The lockout/tagout training (3) Worker execution of the lockoutltagout procedure (NFPA 70E 110.1(K)(3) 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 19 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Audit of LOTO Program and Procedures Requirements in Article 120 � mm DO NOT Audited by a qualified person At intervals not to exceed 1 year. Covering ,,,+ , ............ ,.. ........ i .......s�,.., ,,..,....,,...,,.., .... , .... ,,,.,,.,..,..,,.,..,.,. ftD�DITC NFPA 70E Also refer to Informative Annex G Sample LOTO Program The a,-.----�---�-�-----===--� correct deficiencies in the following: (1) The lockout/tagout program and procedures (2) The lockout/tagout training (3) Worker execution of the lockout/tagout procedure (NFPA 70E 110.1(K)(3) 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Training An electrical safety program must include training. Employees must be trained: In safe work practices and procedures necessary for their protection To identify electrical hazards To understand relationship between electrical hazards and possible injury �ov.i\.eo..� �a'o :{\! \� • -r'"'-'3 Type of training must be either classroom, on-the­ job, or a combination of the two. All training must be documented. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 20 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Retraining NFPA 70E 110.2(A)(3) states that retraining must be performed "at intervals not to exceed 3 years" or if any of the following conditions exist: (1) Employee non-compliance with the safety-related work practices. (2) Changes in technology, equipment, procedures (3) Employee tasks performed less than once per year. (4) Safety-related work practices not normally used by the employee during regular job duties (5) Employee job duties change 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' LOTO Training For employees involved in or affected by LOTO: LOTO procedures Responsibilities in the execution of the procedures Employees must also demonstrate proficiency. Retraining required: At intervals not to exceed 3 years When employee n o n -compliance is observed 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 21 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Emergency Response Training Contact Release "Employees exposed to shock hazards and those responsible for the safe release of victims from contact with energized electrical conductors or circuit parts shall be trained in methods of safe release. Refresher training shall occur annually." NFPA 70E 110.2(()(1) First Aid, Emergency Response, and Resuscitation "Employees responsible for responding to medical emergencies shall be trained in first aid," CPR, and emergency procedures." NFPA 70E 110.2(C)(2)(a) " ... In the use of an automated external defibrillator (AED) if an employer's emergency response plan includes the use of this device." NFPA 70E 110.2(C) (2)(c) 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Unqualified Persons Training "Unqualified persons shall be trained in, and be familiar with, any electrical safety-related practices necessary for their safety." NFPA 70E 110.2(A)(2) Not permitted to enter spaces designated for qualified employees only, unless the electric conductors and equipment involved are in an electrically safe work condition. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 22 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Unqualified Persons Training "Unqualified persons shall be trained in, and be familiar with, any electrical safety-related practices necessary for their safety." NFPA 70E 110.2(A)(2) Not permitted to enter spaces designated for qualified ______.__.__.._..._...________ conductor electrically 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Qualified Persons Training Training requirements include: Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment Identifying exposed energized parts from other parts Determining nominal voltage of live parts Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 23 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Qualified Persons Training Training requirements include: Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test e• ldentifyini parts Determini Understar 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Qualified Persons Only qualified persons are allowed to perform tasks such as testing, troubleshooting, and voltage measuring within the limited approach boundary of energized electrical conductors or circuit parts operating at SO volts or more, or where an electrical hazard exists. Licensed electricians DO NOT automatically meet NFPA 70E definition of a qualified person. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 24 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Qualified Person Criteria Qualified person designation: Task AND equipment specific Includes maintenance personnel Compliance: Employer must determine through routine supervision and annual inspection (at a minimum) Check is NFPA 70E requirement 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Qualified Person Knowledge and Skills Pick the 5 items that a qualified person must be able to know or perform. D D D D D D D D Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques around electricity NEC code violations Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment PPE repair Identification of exposed energized parts from other parts Determining the nominal voltage of live parts Designing electrical switchgear Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 25 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Qualified Person Knowledge and Skills Pick the 5 items that a qualified person must be able to know or perform. � Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques around electricity D D D D D D D NEC code violations Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment PPE repair Identification of exposed energized parts from other parts Determining the nominal voltage of live parts Designing electrical switchgear Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Qualified Person Knowledge and Skills Pick the 5 items that a qualified person must be able to know or perform. D � D D D D D D Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques around electricity NEC code violations Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment PPE repair Identification of exposed energized parts from other parts Determining the nominal voltage of live parts Designing electrical switchgear Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 26 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Qualified Person Knowledge and Skills Pick the 5 items that a qualified person must be able to know or perform. D 0 0 0 0 0 0 Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques around electricity NEC code violations Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment PPErepair Identification of exposed energized parts from other parts Determining the nominal voltage of live parts Designing electrical switchgear Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Qualified Person Knowledge and Skills Pick the 5 items that a qualified person must be able to know or perform. D D D � D D D D Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques around electricity NEC code violations Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment PPErepair Identification of exposed energized parts from other parts Determining the nominal voltage of live parts Designing electrical switchgear Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 27 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Qualified Person Knowledge and Skills Pick the 5 items that a qualified person must be able to know or perform. D D D D 0 0 0 Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques around electricity NEC code violations Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment PPE repair Identification of exposed energized parts from other parts Determining the nominal voltage of live parts Designing electrical switchgear Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Qualified Person Knowledge and Skills Pick the 5 items that a qualified person must be able to know or perform. D D D D 0 Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques around electricity NEC code violations Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment PPE repair Identification of exposed energized parts from other parts � Determining the nominal voltage of live parts 0 0 Designing electrical switchgear Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 28 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Qualified Person Knowledge and Skills Pick the 5 items that a qualified person must be able to know or perform. D D D D D D 0 Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques around electricity NEC code violations Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment PPE repair Identification of exposed energized parts from other parts Determining the nominal voltage of live parts Designing electrical switchgear Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Qualified Person Knowledge and Skills Pick the 5 items that a qualified person must be able to know or perform. D D D D D D D Safe work procedures and precautionary techniques around electricity NEC code violations Selecting and using proper PPE, including arc flash insulating and shielding materials, insulated tools, and test equipment PPE repair Identification of exposed energized parts from other parts Determining the nominal voltage of live parts Designing electrical switchgear Understanding safe approach distances 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 29 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Certified Electrical Safety Worker (CESW) NFPA-issued certification for electricians Provides evidence of competence in the NFPA 70E standard 3-hour, 100-question, open-book exam Good for 3 years $500 investment ($350 for exam, $150 to be recertified after 3 years) (WEii7 U!!:!Ll 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety .com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksa1'!ty.com 1.800.971.1080 https ://www. nfpa.org/Training-and-Events/By-type/Certifications/Certified-EIectrica I-SafetyWorker • �CUCKSAF£TY. Introduction to NFPA 70E Work Involving Electrical Hazards Protection from electric shock and arc flash Electrical hazard elimination is core element in any ESP Cases where electrical equipment cannot be de­ energized before work on or around the equipment begins: Introduces additional risk, increased hazards Infeasible due to equipment's design Exposure to electric shock and arc flash greatly increases, requiring development and implementation of a risk assessment 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc. All rights reserved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 suooon ciicksatatv com www.clicksafety.com 30 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Work Involving Electrical Hazards Protection from electric shock and arc flash Electrical hazard elimination is core element in any ESP Cases where electrical equipment cannot be de­ energized equipmen Cases where energized electrical work may be necessary lntrod, include work on of hfe--support equipment and emer­ gency alarms, and the troubleshooting of electrical lnfeasil components in a hve-only state. Exposu increases, requiring development and implementation of a risk assessment - 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. 0 support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Shock and Arc Flash Risk Assessments Overview Determines if any shock or arc flash hazards exists Identifies procedures to mitigate (reduce) hazards Performed by qualified person Basic, but critical, questions: Does a shock or arc flash hazard exist? What is the likelihood and severity of the hazard? Are additional protective measures are required, including the use of PPE? Will workers be exposed directly or indirectly? What is the potential for human error? What authorization is necessary' 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 31 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Shock and Arc Flash Risk Assessments Overview Determines if any shock or arc flash hazards exists Identifies procedures to mitigate (reduce) hazards Performe h,, ,,.., , .... ,;-,:;,......, ...........,.,,...,, Basic, but Does'-----------------===..., What is the likelihood and severity of the hazard? Are additional protective measures are required, including the use of PPP Will workers be exposed directly or indirectly? What is the potential for human error? What authorization is necessary' 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Shock and Arc Flash Risk Assessments Additional determinations Voltage to which personnel will be exposed Limited, restricted, and arc flash boundaries Personal and other protective equipment requirements: Protection against shock Use within the arc flash boundary Safety-related work practices 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 32 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Shock and Arc Flash Risk Assessments Additional determinations Voltage towhich personnelwill be exposed Personal a requireme Protect Usewi1 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Energized Electrical Work Permit Required forwork on energized electrical equipment: Operating at or greater than SO volts Cannot be placed in electrically safework condition When: 1. Workwill be performedwithin the restricted approach boundary, or 2. An employeewill be interactingwith equipment without exposed conductors or circuit parts, but with an increased likelihood of an arc flash injury 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 33 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Energized Electrical Work Permit Required for work on energized electrical equipment: Operating at or greater than 50 volts Cannot be placed in electrically safe work conditi Electrical conductors and rncu,t parts operating at less When: than 50 volts may not need to be in a de-energ12ed state 1. Workv when performing work, if ,t ,s determined that there will approc be no increased exposure to electrical burns or to 2. An em1 explos,on due to electrical arcs. withou _ _ with an increased likelihood of an arc flash injury 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. 0 support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Elements of a Work Permit A energized electrical work permit must include (first 5 of 9): 1. (Description of the circuit and equipment to be worked on and their location 2. Description of the work to be performed 3. Justification for why the work must be performed in an energized condition 4. Description of the safe work practices to be employed 5. Results of the shock risk assessment Continued.. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 34 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Elements of a Work Permit A energized electrical work permit must include (first 5 of 9): 1. 2. Descriptio 3. Justificatic an energi:;; 4. 5. Results of the shock risk assessment Continued.. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Elements of a Work Permit A energized electrical work permit must include (last 4 of 9): 6. Results of the arc flash risk assessment 7. Means employed to restrict the access of unqualified persons from the work area 8. Evidence of completion of a job briefing, including a discussion of any job-specific hazards 9. Energized work approval (authorizing or responsible management, safety officer, or owner, etc.) signature(s) 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 35 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Arc Flash Results from high-voltage electricity jumping through air to ground against another conductor Can vaporize metal or other materials in its path Releases: Thermal radiation Heat Bright, intense light Causes severe harm, burns, blindness Temperatures as high 35,000° F 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Arc Flash Results from high-voltage electricity jumping through air to ground against another conductor Can vaporize metal or other materials in its path Releases: Therm; Heat Bright, Temperatures as high 35,000° F 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 36 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Arc Flash Risk Assessment and Boundary Arc flash risk assessment: Determines if electrical system has sufficient energy to cause a thermal burn from an arcing fault Determines probability and severity Arc flash boundary: Identifies when PPE will be needed Distance from the potential arcing fault point to where a person would receive a second-degree burn Body part inside the arc flash boundary must be protected 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Limits of Approach Boundaries Three boundaries: Arc flash boundary Limited approach boundary (shock) Restricted approach boundary (shock) Refer to Annex C. Crossing limits of approach boundaries increases the chance for injury and electrocution. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 37 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Limits of Approach Boundaries Three boundaries: Arc flash boundary chance for injury and electrocution. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Limited and Restricted Approach Boundaries Who can cross each boundary? limited approach boundary: Qualified person (unescorted) Unqualified person ESCORTED by qualified person Restricted approach boundary: Qualified person ONLY Proper PPE must be worn 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 38 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Limited and Restricted Approach Boundaries Who can cross each boundary? limited approach boundary: Restricted , Qualifi, • Proper 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Three Limits of Approach Select the 3 limits of approach boundaries. D 0 0 0 0 Arc flash boundary Structured boundary limited approach boundary Common boundary Restricted approach boundary 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 39 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Three Limits of Approach Select t he 3 limitsof approach boundaries. �Arcflash boundary 0 Q Q Q S tructured boundary Limi ted approach boundary Common boundary Restricted approach boundary 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Three Limits of Approach Select t he 3 limitsof approach boundaries. D 0 0 0 Arcflash boundary S tructured boundary Limi ted approach boundary Common boundary Restricted approach boundary 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 40 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Three Limits of Approach Select t he 3 limitsof approach boundaries. D 0 Arcflash boundary S tructured boundary � Limi ted approach boundary 0 0 Common boundary Restricted approach boundary 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Three Limits of Approach Select t he 3 limitsof approach boundaries. D 0 0 0 Arcflash boundary S tructured boundary Limi ted approach boundary Common boundary Restricted approach boundary 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 41 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Three Limits of Approach Select the 3 limits of approach boundaries. D 0 0 0 Arc flash boundary Structured boundary Limited approach boundary Common boundary � Restricted approach boundary 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' _____ ........ �--_....., _ .......,. _ ---.._ ..__ .._ ________ -----·-� _______ --A.warning Equipment Labels ...,. ..___�'" Limits of approach information Boundary distances :-: Personal protective equipment Other safety information _., NFPA 70E, Section 130.S(H) - Owners of non-dwelling electrical equipment which is "likely to require examination, adjustment, servicing, or maintenance while energized" must mark such equipment with a label, containing: Nominal system voltage Arc flash boundary At least one of the following: Incident energy working distance or arc flash PPE category Minimum arc rating of clothing Site-specific level of PPE 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 � sug12:Qrt.clicksafer,:.com www.clicksafety.com 42 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Equipment Labels Limits of approach information Boundary distances Personal protective equipment NFPA 70E, which is "I , . . while ene, =-==-_ e_ --======= ltag Nomina�l-sys""." te_m_ vo_ '.'." Arc flash boundary At least one of the following: Incident energy working distance or arc flash PPE category Minimum arc rating of c lothing Site-specific level of PPE 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety .com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Alerting Techniques Safety signs and tags must meet local, state, or federal codes and standards. Barricades or physical obstructions (e.g., tape, cones, or A -frame-type structures): Must be used with safety signs Should be made with non-conductive materials (t•M:!rlii•j ELECTRICAL �'1 HAZARD W 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 43 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Alerting Techniques Safety signs and tags must meet local, state, or federal codes and standards. Barricades or physical obstructions (e.g., tape, cones, or A-frame-type structures): Must b Should nc1,1nn;AL HAZARD 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. �I W support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' PPE and Equipment PPE standards Table 130.7(()(14) includes standards for: Arc rated clothing, apparel Eye, head, hand, arm, foot, face, fall protection Insulated tools and materials PPE must meet all state, local, and federal codes and requirements. Must accompany all PPE (see NFPA 70E 130.7(14)(c)): (1) Name of manufacturer (2) Product performance standards to which the product conforms (3) Arc rating where appropriate for the equipment (4) One or more identifiers such as model, serial number, lot number, or traceability code (5) Care instructions 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 44 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E PPE and Equipment PPE standards Table 130.7(()(14) includes standards for: Arc rated clothing, apparel PPE must, Must acco (2) Product performance standards to which the product conforms (3) Arc rating where appropriate for the equipment (4) One or more identifiers such as model, serial number, lot number, or traceability code (5) Care instructions 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' PPE Standards Conformity Suppliers and manufacturers of PPE must assess their PPE for conformity with standards. Employers and employees need to be aware of how assessments are done when purchasing or selecting PPE. 1 of 3 methods are used for performing a conformity assessment. For more information, see: ANSI I /SEA 125, American National Standard for Conformity Assessment of Safety and Personal Protective Equipment (examples) Informative Annex H 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 45 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E PPE Standards Conformity 0 Suppliers, PPE for co Three methods of conformity (NFPA 70E 130 7(O(14)(b) Employers (1) Self-declaration with a Supplier's Declaration of Conformity assessmen PPE. (2) Self-declaration under a reg,stered quality management system and product testing by an 1 of 3 met accredited laboratory and a Supplier's Declaration of conformi� Conformity For more i (3) Cert1ficat1on by an accredited independent third­ ANSI/I party certif1cat1on organizat,on Confor .. . Informative Annex H 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Arc Flash PPE Selection Two methods Incident energy analysis Complex Used to determine arc flash boundaries and PPE Table 130.S(G) used to select arc-rated clothing PPE category Easier to use Tables in 130.7(()(15) used to determine arc-flash PPE category 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 46 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Arc Flash PPE Category Method Arc-flash PPE categories Category 1 4 caVcm' Category 2 8 caVcm' 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. Category 3 25 caVcm' Category 4 40 caVcm' support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Test Instruments, Equipment, and Accessories Must meet rating and design requirements See Underwriters Laboratories (UL) 61010-1, Safety Requirements for Electrical Equipment for Measurement, Control, and Laboratory Use- Part 1: General Requirements for voltage measurement and test instruments used on electrical systems at or below 1,000 volts. Employers must follow manufacturer recommendations and specifications for inspecting and calibrating test equipment. Verify the functioning of instruments BEFORE and AFTER any test, when testing for the absence of voltage on conductors or circuit parts that operate at SO volts or more. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 47 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Insulated Equipment Includes items made of rubber: Mats Gloves Sleeves CourtM}' of Salisbury Electricdl Safety LLC. Blankets Aprons Only use insulated tools that are rated for voltage inside the limited approach boundary. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Inspection and Testing All insulating tools, PPE, and other equipment must be inspected: Before each day's use Immediately following any incident suspected of causing damage PPE standards, Table 130.7(()(14): Gloves inspected and air tested prior to use, and certified before first issue and every 6 months. Blankets/sleeves certified before first issue and every 12 months Courte-sy of S.,lisbury Electrical Safety LLC. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 48 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E Inspection and Testing All insulating tools, PPE, and other equipment must be inspected: Immediate! suspected c PPE standards,IWl!lalll,ll�;W!U..IW\ll Gloves inspeaea ano a1r1:esi:eo pnor to use, and certified before first issue and every 6 months. Blankets/sleeves certified before first issue and every 12 months Courte-sy of Scllisbury Electrical Sclfety LLC. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety .com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Summary This topic has covered NFPA 70E (2018) requirements: Development, implementation, maintenance, and evaluation of an effective electrical safety program Implementation of safety related work practices and procedures Establishment of an electrically safe work condition, with first emphasis on hazard elimination, prior to beginning work NFPA 70E Sbndard for Electr1cal Safety In the Wor1lplace 2011 Creation of effective plans and procedures for work involving electrical hazards, AND Training of all qualified and unqualified persons in hazard recognition and safety-related work practices 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety.com, Inc.. AU rights rasorved. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 49 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E For More Information National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) https//www.nfpa.org/: Access NFPA 70E standard https//www.nfpa.org/codes-and-standards/all­ codes-and-standards/list-of-codes-and­ standards/detaiPcode= 70E NFP� Purchase NFPA 70E Handbook https//cataloq.nfpa.orq/NFPA-70E-Handbook­ for-Electrical-Safety-in-the-Workplace­ P15696.aspx>order src=E339 National Electrical Contractors Association (NECA) https//www.necanet.org/ � NEC 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety .com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 https://www.nfpa.org/ https://www.nfpa.org/codes-and-standards/all-codes-and-standards/list-of-codes-and­ standards/detaii ?code=70E https://catalog.nfpa.org/NFPA-70E-Handbook-for-Electrical-Safety-in-the-Workplace­ P15696.aspx?order src=E339 https://www.nee anet.arg/ Introduction to NFPA 70E • �CUCKSAF£TY. Conclusion NFPA 70E is designed to protect the worker from electrical hazards Employer/employee responsibility Nothing is more important than your personal safety and co-workers Ensure that you are always working in a safe manner and environment. O 1999-2018 ClickSafaty.com, Inc. AU rights resernd. ClickSafety 1.800.971.1080 NFPA 70E Sbndltdlor Electrlal s.tety In the Wor1q>loc:o 2011 support.clicksafaty.com www.clicksafety.com 50 • �CUCKSAF£Tt' Introduction to NFPA 70E End of Topic You have come to the end of this topic. Click the link above to return to the Course Homepage. 0 1999-2018 ClickSafety .com, Inc.. All rights reserved. support.clicksafaty.com 1.800.971.1080 • Introduction to NFPA 70E �CUCKSAF£Tt' Review You have selected to REVIEW this material This review serves as a rerap of material you've oompleted_ To oontinue. crick the REVIEW button_ OtllS-2011�..mm,.-- Al�......_ ClickSafety l.mD...911_._, www.clicksafety.com 51