Train on National Electrical Code 2020 through AVO. This course is developed to provide a comprehensive study of Chapters 1 through 4, including a brief overview of Chapter 5, of the 2020 National Electrical Code®. Major updates and revisions from previous editions are addressed throughout this course.

Train on National Electrical Code 2020 live and online from anywhere through AVO’s live virtual online electrical safety training. This course is developed to provide a comprehensive study of Chapters 1 through 4, including a brief overview of Chapter 5, of the 2020 National Electrical Code®. Major updates and revisions from previous editions are addressed throughout this course.

The NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace 2021 has been updated for 2021. This updated standard contains significant changes when compared to the 2018 version. The course covers the requirements for working safely in the electrical environment based on the NFPA 70E. Understanding this standard is imperative for compliance with the OSHA mandates regarding electrical safety in the workplace. This course is available in Spanish.

The NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace 2021 course (live and virtual) has been updated for 2021. This updated standard contains significant changes when compared to the 2018 version. The course covers the requirements for working safely in the electrical environment based on the NFPA 70E. Understanding this standard is imperative for compliance with the OSHA mandates regarding electrical safety in the workplace. This course is available in Spanish.

The National Electrical Code is updated on a 3-year cycle because of the continuous introduction of new technologies into the marketplace and the release of new research results by various public and private groups. This National Electrical Code Changes course is intended for electricians, electrical inspectors and contractors needing to meet federal, state and local requirements for installing electrical work. Understanding the reason for these updates enables personnel in the electrical field to more readily comprehend and implement new electrical safety rulings for the safe installation of electrical systems and equipment. Major revisions are explained in the 2020 edition and the substantiation for those changes is addressed.

The National Electrical Code is updated on a 3-year cycle because of the continuous introduction of new technologies into the marketplace and the release of new research results by various public and private groups. This National Electrical Code Changes virtual course is intended for electricians, electrical inspectors and contractors needing to meet federal, state and local requirements for installing electrical work. Understanding the reason for these updates enables personnel in the electrical field to more readily comprehend and implement new electrical safety rulings for the safe installation of electrical systems and equipment. Major revisions are explained in the 2020 edition and the substantiation for those changes is addressed.

This OSHA Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices course is intended for any construction, industrial or commercial personnel that work on or around electrical equipment operating at 50 volts or more. It assists in meeting the OSHA mandated training requirements of 29 CFR 1910.331-.335 for “qualified” and “unqualified” personnel. This course is available in Spanish.

This OSHA Generation Transmission and Distribution course is intended for personnel that work on or around power generation, transmission and distribution equipment operating at 600 volts or more. It’s designed to familiarize participants with the latest “Final Rule for 1910.269 Electric Power Generation and Distribution.” OSHA’s electrical standards are designed to protect employees exposed to dangers such as electric shock, electrocution, fires, and explosions. As one of OSHA’s “Fatal Four,” electrical hazards cause hundreds of deaths and thousands of injuries in the workplace every year. OSHA requires training for all employees that perform work which could put them at risk from electrical hazards. The language, interpreting and application of these OSHA standards can be difficult. A thorough understanding of OSHA electrical safety requirements, as they apply to your workplace, is essential for minimizing electrical accidents and ensuring compliance.