What You’ll Gain from This NFPA 70E Electrical Training:

Recognize Hidden Electrical Hazards – Learn to identify potential dangers before they become life-threatening.
📏 Navigate Standards & Regulations – Understand the key roles of NFPA 70E, OSHA, and other oversight agencies.
🛑 Master Safety Boundaries – Know the approach limits and protection zones to prevent accidents.
🔒 Ensure Electrically Safe Work Conditions – Discover essential lockout/tagout procedures and risk assessment strategies.
📋 Handle Energized Work with Confidence – Learn when and how to use energized work permits safely.
⚙️ Control Energy Like a Pro – Apply energy control procedures and use the right equipment for the job.
🦺 Select & Use PPE Effectively – Choose, test, and apply personal protective equipment for maximum safety.
🚑 Respond to Emergencies – Gain crucial first aid and incident response skills to handle electrical accidents.

Stay Safe. Stay Compliant. Stay Alive.

Electrical hazards are one of the leading causes of workplace injuries and fatalities. To combat this risk, OSHA partnered with the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) to develop essential safety standards for anyone working with or around electricity.

This NFPA 70E Electrical Training course provides the critical knowledge and hands-on skills needed to identify, assess, and mitigate electrical dangers in industrial settings. Whether you're directly handling electrical equipment or overseeing those who do, this training is essential.

By completing this course, you’ll meet OSHA and NFPA standards for electrical safety and earn the designation of a “Qualified Person,” ensuring compliance while protecting yourself and your team.

What You’ll Walk Away With

  • Hands-On Learning & Practical Skills – Go beyond theory with interactive demonstrations and real-world applications of electrical safety practices.

    📖 NFPA 70E Reference Guide – Receive a comprehensive guidebook filled with essential notes to support you during training and on the job.

    Earn CEU Credits – Licensed electricians can qualify for 8 hours of industry-related CEU credits through the Idaho Division of Building Safety.

    🎓 Certification of Completion – Officially recognized by CSI Workforce Development & Training, proving your expertise in electrical workplace safety.

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  • Projected Growth Over 10 Years: 7% (2022-2032, adding approximately 50,200 jobs)
  • Demand Level: High 

Who Should Attend?

This course is essential for contractors, technicians, inspectors, safety managers, and any professionals working with or around electrical systems who need to comply with NFPA 70E standards. Whether you're performing hands-on electrical work or overseeing safety compliance, this training will help you stay informed, compliant, and protected.

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Instructor Bio

Jacob Ball brings 18 years of diverse experience as a technician, consultant, and instructor across industries like food processing, petroleum, chemicals, mining, and power production. His expertise ranges from performing fire and gas system tests for BP in Alaska to teaching Electronics Technology in Idaho and implementing training programs for Newmont Gold in Africa.

Jake holds an Associate’s degree in Instrumentation and Automation from Idaho State University, where he later taught. He earned a B.S. in Network Design and Management and is a licensed master electrician in multiple states, including Idaho, Utah, and California. He is an NFPA member and holds a Certified Electrical Safety Worker certificate. Additionally, Jake is an approved instructor for NFPA NEC code courses in Idaho.

His certifications also include Emergency Medical Technician (EMT), Allen Bradley ControlLogix, Comp-TIA A+, Network+, Project+, and Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert.