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This webinar occured on: May 2, 2013
In March 2013 OSHA made several changes to the regulations from 1910.269, 1926 and 1910.300 series affecting utilities, construction and general industry. This webinar will review these changes and their impact on industry.
Most companies following the latest version of NFPA 70E or the NESC will be unaffected as these regulations bring the OSHA standards in compliance with the 2012 versions of these documents with a few twists.
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This webinar occured on: May 2, 2013
Speaker:
Hugh Hoagland, Managing partner of e-Hazard Management LLC and President of ArcWear.com in Louisville, Ky.
e-Hazard’s electrical safety training is used by more NFPA 70E members than any other program, and ArcWear does most of the world’s arc testing at Kinectrics Lab in Toronto. Hugh’s training is widely followed since it does not promote any specific PPE but is the most conversant training on the real issues safety directors and end users face with in complying with the NFPA 70E standard and the National Electrical Safety Code.
Sponsors:
Safety.BLR.com
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American Heart Association
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Revco Industries
Black Stallion®, from Revco Industries, is putting over 35 years of protective wear experience into arc rated gloves and garments. Along with their arc-rated apparel, they also have gloves rated at HRC 3 and 4, including two with ATPV’s of 49 and 59. Contact Black Stallion gloves to learn more about how their gloves can help protect against arc flash dangers as well as offer cut resistance, metacarpal impact protection, and switchgear full-arm coverage.
Duration: 1 Hour