Electrical safety training delivered by DYMAX professionals can make your facility a safer place to work. DYMAX training helps ensure that you meet the 2012 NFPA 70E® Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace, including the requirements that employees are retrained every three years and that employers provide confirmation of this training. We deliver training that improves employees' electrical safety awareness and practices. All of our training content is augmented by our trainers' years of real-world field experience.

DYMAX classes are designed to give your qualified employees the knowledge they need about the latest changes to safe work practices and other tasks related to prevention of arc flash hazards and mitigation of arc flash incidents, including:

• Release of victims from exposed energized equipment
• Working within the arc flash boundary and limited approach boundary
• Audits of electrical safety programs and implementation of corrective measures
• Determining arc flash analysis needs for three-phase systems
• Employee responsibility for Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)
• Equipment labeling requirements

Our updated training covers all of the critical new elements of the 2012 Standard, including sections 110, 130 and 340. DYMAX Electrical Safety training helps you to use and understand NFPA 70E, 2012 edition and its relation to the NEC section 110.16 and OSHA section 1910.269 (iii) (2) Training (ii) Qualified employees (C) & (D).Click here to download a complete summary of the changes to the 2012 NFPA 70E standard.

The DYMAX Electrical Safety Training program also helps you achieve compliance with OSHA Standard 1910.269(a)(2)(i) and NEC requirements for understanding the NFPA 70E Standard. The DYMAX professional training staff is already well versed in the new standard and we have a full schedule of regional NFPA 70E training classes available. We can also customize a site-specific training program to meet your employees' and your facility's needs.

Arc Flash and Shock Hazard Safety Awareness Class Outline

Additional Training Available

2013 Electrical Safety Training Schedule

Choose a date that works best for your "Qualified Workers" and get your people enrolled. Classes are 8AM-4PM unless otherwise noted. Keep in mind that the NFPA 70E Standard now requires employees to be retrained every three years.

NOTE: Wisconsin-licensed journeymen and master electricians receive up to 8 CEUs for this training.

Now is the time to jump start your safety awareness training program. For more information, contact Rick Edel:  redel@dymaxengineering.com or phone 763-717-3110 between the hours of 8:00 am and 4:00 pm CST. Ask about classes at your work site and "hands-on" safety training classes.

To implement a professional electrical safety training program at your facility, contact us today!