“ARC FLASH TRAINING”10-18-2016

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Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce222 Market Ave., N, Canton OH 44702

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Cost: $20 Stark County Safety Council Members; $25 Non-Members

NFPA 70E, ELECTRICAL SAFETY

ARC FLASH TRAINING

Tuesday, October 188 a.m. - Noon

For reservations, register online at www.StarkCountySafetyCouncil.org, or complete the form and mail to the address below or fax it to (330) 456-0123. REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14.

�e Stark County Safety Council presents....

Canton Regional Chamber of Commerce 222 Market Ave N, Canton

Members please make ____ reservations at $20 per person. Non-members please make ____ reservations at $25 per person.

On Tuesday, October 18, the Stark County Safety Council is o�ering a four-hour training session for electrical safety in the workplace and Arc Flash training presented by Jerry Bennett, journeymanelectrician with Hilscher-Clarke Electric. Mr. Bennett is a certi�ed OSHA 502 Outreach Trainer andfor the past eight years, his focus has been on Preventative Maintenance and Testing as well as Arc Flash Analysis for NFPA 70E compliance.

Electrical dangers such as shock, electrocution, electrical explosion, and arc blast will always be present on the job, but a proper electrical training program and strategies can minimize the likelihood of injuries and fatalities.

Register early, space is limited to 40 participants.

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(registration 7:30 a.m.)

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Introduction to Arc Flash Safety – Approximately 1.5 Hours

− History of NFPA 70E− Who is covered− OSHA’s Role in enforcement− Introduction to Arc Flash Safety− Definitions− What is Arc Flash− Arc Flash Hazard Assessment

Flash Protection Boundary and Limits of Approach – Approximately .75 Hours

− Definition of Boundaries and Spaceso Arc Flasho Shock Hazardo Limited approach boundaryo Restricted approach boundaryo Prohibited approach boundary

Qualified Persons and Energized Electrical Work Permits Approximately .5 Hour

− OSHA Provisions for Energized CircuitRequirements

o Qualified Personnelo Unqualified Personnel

− NFPA 70E Safe Work Distanceso Qualified and Unqualified

Personnel o Work Permits

Protective Clothing and PPE for Arc Flash – Approximately .75 Hours

− Arc Flash Rating Systemso ATPVo EBTo HAF

− Work Clothing Burn Characteristicso Natural Fiberso Man Made Fibers

− Protective Clothing Layeringo Single Layerso Multi Layers

− Protective Clothingo Care and Cleaningo Expected Wear Life

− Eye, Ear and Face Protectiono Safety Glasseso Faceshieldso Ear plugs

NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in the Work Place and Arc Flash Training

NFPA 70E Article 205 General Maintenance Requirements - Approximately .5 Hours

− 205.2 Single-Line diagrams

− NFPA 70B Recommended Practice forElectrical Equipment Maintenance

o ANSI/NETA MTS

This training is conducted by Jerry Bennett, an authorized OSHA 502 Outreach Trainer. He has been instr ucting OSHA 10 hour, OSHA 30 hour, as well as Elec trical Safe Work Practices/NFPA 70E classes since 2004. M r. Bennett is a journeyman electrician with more than eighteen years of experience, being empl oyed with Hilscher-Clarke Electric since 2001. Starti ng in 2007, his focus has been on Preventative Main tenance and Testing as well as Arc Flash Risk A ssessment’s for NFPA 70E compliance. Mr. Bennett is a Lev el I Thermographer with extensive experience in thermal imaging and testing on electrical systems as part of a preventative maintenance program.

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Hilscher-Clarke Electric 519 Fourth Street N.W.

Canton Ohio, 44703 (330) 452-9806

www.hilscher-clarke.com An Equal Opportunity Employer