Course Objectives
At the end of this course, you will be able to:
- Define the three electrical hazards
- Recall the different effects of shock on the body
- List the three different arc flash boundaries and the PPE needed to enter each one
- List the 4 categories of personal protective equipment and the items in each
- Establish and verify an electrically safe work condition using the 8 steps from Article 120.5 of the NFPA 70E
SUBJECT MATTER EXPERT: James Evans
Mr. Evans brings more than 46
years of design and analysis experience in industrial, commercial, and
institutional electrical projects. His
experience includes conceptual studies for project viability, project design, analytical
studies, and construction administration. He has served as a Managing Partner
of a Consulting Engineering firm, Chief Plans Examiner for an electrical
inspecting authority, and Senior Vice president of a general construction
company. For the past six years he has served as the Director of Engineering
for Salisbury Assessment Solutions, responsible for leading and managing five
engineering offices in the US, one in Brno, Czech Republic and one in Shanghai,
China.
State Licenses
AZ - Wastewater Operator (General)
GA - Contractor, Residential and General (General)
MI - Contractor, Residential Builder and M & A (General)
OR - Contractor, Commercial (General)
SC - Wastewater Operator (General)
SC - Water Operator (General)
VA - Waterworks Operator (General)
WI - Electrical Inspector, UDC (Technical - 22031)
WI - Electrical, Specialty (Technical - 22031)
WI - Electrician, Registered, Master, or Journeyman (Technical - 22031)
Professional Organizations
California Water Environment Association - CWEA (General)