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The POWER PLUS Training Group specializes in
onsite nationwide "hands-on" electrical testing and
safety training. We offer a variety of courses that
are specifically designed to meet all of your requirements.
According to the NFPA
70E, a “Qualified Person" is one who is trained and knowledgeable of the
construction and operation of the equipment or the specific work method, and be
trained to recognize the hazards present. Such persons shall also be familiar
with the use of the
precautionary techniques, personal protective equipment, insulating and
shielding materials, and insulated tools and test equipment. A person can be
considered qualified with respect to certain standards and methods but still are
unqualified for others.
In addition, to be permitted to work within the limited approach of
exposed energized conductors and circuit parts the person shall be trained in
all of the following:
- The skills and techniques necessary to distinguish exposed live parts
from other parts of electric equipment
- The skills and techniques necessary to determine the nominal voltage of
exposed live parts
- The minimum approach distances specified in this section corresponding to
the voltages to which the qualified employee will be exposed
- The decision making process necessary to determine the degree and extent
of the hazard and the personal protective equipment and job planning necessary
to perform the task safely
Do your employees meet these requirements?
The POWER PLUS training group
specializes in onsite, "hands-on" customized electrical testing and safety
training. We offer a variety of courses that are specifically designed to
meet all the NFPA 70E and current OSHA requirements.
POWER PLUS has
combined its technical knowledge and field expertise with sound instructional
practices to offer onsite training nationwide designed to go beyond the classroom and onto the job.
Unlike most third party training companies, POWER PLUS programs are
real, site specific, "hands on" programs. Students walk away
from our courses with confidence in their skills practiced during their
training.
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Course Title |
Duration |
Outline |
NETA CTDC's |
| Arc Flash Hazard
Analysis |
8 Hrs. |
PDF,
20K |
8 |
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Arc Flash Hazard Awareness |
4 Hrs. |
PDF,
20K |
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| Industrial
Electrical Safety |
8 Hrs. |
PDF, 19K |
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NFPA 70E
Electrical Safety |
8
Hrs. |
PDF, 19K |
8 |
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NFPA 70E
Compliance Training |
16
Hrs. |
PDF, 19K |
16 |
| Electrical
Awareness for Emergency Responders |
4 Hrs. |
PDF, 17K |
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| Substation Safety
and Operation |
16
Hrs. |
PDF,
20K |
16 |
| Substation
Maintenance |
40
Hrs. |
PDF, 20K |
40 |
| Circuit Breaker
Operation and Maintenance |
16
Hrs. |
PDF, 19K |
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| Transformer
Operation and Maintenance |
16
Hrs. |
PDF, 20K |
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| Electrical
Grounding Practices |
16
Hrs. |
PDF,
17K |
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| Understanding the
NEC |
32
Hrs. |
PDF, 19K |
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| Changes to the
2005 NEC |
16
Hrs. |
PDF, 17K |
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| Forklift Safety |
2 Hrs. |
PDF, 18K |
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Courses are conducted by one of our staff of experienced and trained
instructors in both the course topic and facilitation of the
learning process.
All POWER PLUS instructors are
NETA certified test technicians and
spend time in the field. The duality of field experience and instructional
responsibilities of all of our instructors assures that they remain current in
both the content and process of our training programs.
Please call (800) 765-3120,
click here
for a Request For Quote form or
email
Mike Mancuso for more information.
Visit our
download page for:
- A Free Arc Flash Calculator
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