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Thousands of workers die every year from on-the-job electrical injuries. These Electrical Safety Standards require employers to implement an electrical safety program to protect these workers.
Failure to implement NFPA 70E or Canada's CSA Z462 can result in huge costs to an employer from litigation, medical, rehabilitation and retraining costs resulting from an accident as well as the cost of penalties.
This 1-hour presentation will walk you through the standard, simplifying the jargon into simple elements.
Who should attend this presentation:
Electrical safety managers
Electrical worker & supervisors
Electrical contractors
EH&S & Human Resources responsible for employee safety
programs
Electrical engineers
Company executives
What we will cover:
The major principles of these Electrical Safety Standards to achieve workplace safety
When you need an Electrical Safety Program
Why you need to comply with these Standards and
Who needs to comply
Oberon pioneered the Arc Flash protection industry when the company
manufactured the first Arc Flash faceshield in 1980. Since
that time, Oberon continues to lead in industry by developing
state of the art arc flash fabrics and clothing, manufacturing
superior faceshields as well as developing test methods that
are now used by the whole industry.
To learn more about Oberon Company, please call 800-322-3348
or visit us online at http://www.oberoncompany.com/
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PC-based attendees
Required: Windows® 2000, XP Home, XP Pro, 2003 Server |
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Macintosh®-based attendees
Required: Mac OS® X 10.3.9 (Panther®) or newer |
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