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Free Webinar: Utility & Industrial Awareness on Electrical Protection for Hands

What are electrical hazards that warrant the use of electrical gloves? Know standards that cover specification, testing & maintenance of gloves.

Hot Weather Arc Rated PPE | e-Hazard blog

Hot weather and arc rated PPE getting you down at work? You must continue wearing your shock and arc flash PPE.

Low Voltage Qualified (Based on NFPA 70E)

Live, online (Zoom)

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Live, online (Zoom)

High Voltage Qualified (including pre-requisite Low Voltage Qualified)

May 20-21, 2025

Live, online (Zoom) - NO Hands-on

Train the Trainer: NFPA 70E LV & HV

August 4-7, 2025

Louisville, KY

September 15-18, 2025

Louisville, KY

October 20-23, 2025

Louisville, KY

November 17-20, 2025

Louisville, KY

Arc Flash Safety for Utilities 1910.269

June 5, 2025

Louisville, KY

Train the Trainer: Arc Flash Safety for Utilities 1910.269

June 5-6, 2025

Louisville, KY

NEC for Industrial Installations (5-day)

August 25-29, 2025

Louisville, KY

ESP Compliance Strategies

May 16, 2025

Live, online (Zoom) -

8:00 AM-12:00 PM

Electrical Safety Audit Protocol Training

May 16, 2025

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1:00 PM-5:00 PM

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e-Hazard Provides Remote, Web-Based Live Electrical Safety Training

All of our remote training options are taught by a subject matter expert (SME) who will present a class in a live, web-based format and be able to interact with students in real time, answering any questions that they have. This method of training meets OSHA requirements by providing an SME, which is missing in most “online training.”