Our instructor, Dana Lund's, combination of engineering technical knowledge and practical experience from working with a tool belt as a master electrician, allows him to analyze and teach the code from an entirely different viewpoint.  You don’t want to learn about this code from someone that doesn’t understand the real world consequences of what they are telling you.  You want to learn from someone who looks at every requirement and thinks about how that will affect the electrical worker in terms of both safety and productivity.

Compliance with NFPA 70E and OSHA 1910-Subpart S is not optional.  Learning how to work and meet the code is critical.  Much of the other training that is available really stops with telling you what you can’t do.  That’s not going to help keep the lights on and the equipment running.  Our training addresses how to get your work done and meet these codes.

This training is great for every employee who works on equipment powered by electricity and may come into contact with electrical hazards.