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NFPA Electrical Safety & Compliance

This professional course develops structured knowledge and applied competence in electrical safety, code compliance, hazard control, safe work practices, grounding and bonding, and electrical equipment maintenance using the NFPA electrical-safety framework. The curriculum is aligned to NFPA 70, National Electrical Code (NEC), NFPA 70E, Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace, and NFPA 70B, Standard for Electrical Equipment Maintenance. Learners progress from code structure and installation safety to electrical risk assessment, electrically safe work conditions, shock and arc-flash protection, PPE, maintenance planning, documentation, and compliance verification.

  • 6 Modules
  • 81 Credits
  • DLH 810
  • Course Code INNOQ5416169
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Age: Recommended minimum age is 18 years because the course addresses workplace electrical hazards and controlled practical activities.

Education: Secondary education or equivalent is recommended. Basic mathematics, science, electrical, engineering, safety or technical knowledge is beneficial.

Experience: Prior electrical experience is helpful but not mandatory for theory-based entry. Practical exercises must remain within the learner’s authorized and supervised scope.

Health & Safety: Learners must follow approved safety procedures and correctly use required personal protective equipment during practical activities.

Language & Numeracy: Sufficient English and numeracy are recommended for interpreting standards, labels, calculations, risk assessments and technical documentation.

Course Code Curriculum Title Credit DLH
INNOQ5416169-1 NFPA Framework, NEC Fundamentals and Code Compliance 15 150
INNOQ5416169-2 Electrical Installation Safety, Grounding and Bonding 15 150
INNOQ5416169-3 NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Program and Risk Assessment 15 150
INNOQ5416169-4 Shock, Arc-Flash Protection, PPE and Energized Work Controls 12 120
INNOQ5416169-5 Electrically Safe Work Condition, LOTO and Safe Work Practices 12 120
INNOQ5416169-6 NFPA 70B Electrical Maintenance, Inspection and Compliance 12 120
1. NFPA Framework, NEC Fundamentals and Code Compliance
  • Explain the purpose and relationship of NFPA 70 (NEC), NFPA 70E and NFPA 70B within an electrical-safety management framework.
  • Navigate the NEC structure, terminology and general requirements to locate relevant code provisions.
  • Recognize the roles of installation requirements, workplace safety practices and maintenance in reducing electrical risk.
  • Interpret common electrical drawings, equipment markings, ratings and documentation for compliance review.
  • Apply a structured process for identifying applicable requirements and recording compliance findings.
2. Electrical Installation Safety, Grounding and Bonding
  • Explain fundamental requirements for safe electrical installations, conductor protection, overcurrent protection and equipment ratings.
  • Distinguish grounding from bonding and explain their safety functions.
  • Identify common grounding and bonding components and recognize typical compliance concerns.
  • Review basic circuits and equipment arrangements for protection against shock, fire and equipment damage.
  • Perform supervised visual compliance checks using approved checklists and documentation.
3. NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Program and Risk Assessment
  • Explain the purpose and core elements of an electrical safety program.
  • Differentiate qualified and unqualified persons in relation to assigned electrical tasks and training.
  • Identify electrical hazards and apply job planning and risk-assessment principles before work begins.
  • Explain the hierarchy of risk controls and the preference for establishing an electrically safe work condition.
  • Use job briefing and risk-assessment documentation in controlled training scenarios.
4. Shock, Arc-Flash Protection, PPE and Energized Work Controls
  • Recognize shock and arc-flash hazards and explain the purpose of applicable approach boundaries.
  • Describe shock risk assessment and arc-flash risk assessment concepts.
  • Select task-appropriate protective measures and PPE from authorized information and established procedures.
  • Explain requirements and controls associated with justified energized electrical work and energized work permits.
  • Inspect PPE and protective equipment for condition, suitability and limitations before use.
5. Electrically Safe Work Condition, LOTO and Safe Work Practices
  • Describe the process for establishing and verifying an electrically safe work condition.
  • Apply lockout/tagout principles, source identification, isolation, release of stored energy and verification steps in supervised exercises.
  • Explain safe use of test instruments and the importance of verifying instrument operation.
  • Identify precautions for temporary grounds, stored energy, capacitors, batteries and other electrical energy sources where applicable.
  • Conduct a structured job briefing and document safe-work controls before a simulated task.
6. NFPA 70B Electrical Maintenance, Inspection and Compliance
  • Explain the purpose of an electrical maintenance program and its relationship to safety and reliability.
  • Identify equipment-condition, inspection, servicing, testing and documentation considerations used in maintenance planning.
  • Develop risk-based preventive maintenance checklists for representative electrical equipment.
  • Record deficiencies, test results, maintenance actions and escalation requirements using controlled documentation.
  • Complete an integrated compliance review combining installation, safe-work and maintenance considerations.
  • Electrical safety officers, HSE professionals and compliance personnel.
  • Electricians, electrical technicians, supervisors, engineers and maintenance personnel seeking structured NFPA-focused training.
  • Facility, operations and maintenance teams responsible for electrical safety programs or electrical equipment.
  • Technical trainers, inspectors and quality personnel who need stronger knowledge of electrical safety and compliance principles.
  • Learners preparing for roles involving electrical risk assessment, safe work planning, inspection or maintenance documentation.
  • Assessment should combine knowledge checks, standards-navigation exercises, scenario-based risk assessments, job briefings, PPE selection activities, lockout/tagout simulations, inspection checklists, maintenance-planning tasks and a final integrated compliance assessment. Learners must demonstrate both technical understanding and safe decision-making within the limits of their authorization and training.
  • A learner should be considered successful only when the required learning outcomes and assessment criteria have been met with authentic, sufficient and verifiable evidence. Safety-critical practical activities must be carried out under appropriate supervision and in accordance with the training centre’s approved procedures.

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