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Plugged Into Safety, Ep. 36: What Are the Most Significant Changes in NFPA 70E 2027?

Listen as Brian and Derek talk about what's new in the recently released 2027 edition of NFPA® 70E®. Derek will discuss a few of the more significant changes and what may be needed to maintain full compliance within your facility.

Is Your LOTO Program Adequate to Control Electrical Energy? Pt. 2

Learn the difference between Affected and Authorized employees, the training requirements for both, and what the LOTO procedure looks like in OSHA 1910.147.

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November 12, 2026

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November 19, 2026

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November 30, 2026

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December 7, 2026

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December 15, 2026

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December 15-16, 2026

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December 14-17, 2026

Louisville, KY

 

Train the Trainer: Alumni Seminar NFPA 70E-2027

December 4, 2026

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December 14, 2026

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Electrical Equipment Maintenance Practices, NFPA 70B

November 13, 2026

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NEC for Industrial Installations (5-day)

November 16-20, 2026

Louisville, KY

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Plugged Into Safety
Plug into e-Hazard's podcast for the latest news in electrical safety! Listen to interviews of leading industry experts and keep up-to-date on electrical safety standards. You will not want to be left out - subscribe today!
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.”

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