NFPA 70E-2024NFPA 70E Electrical Safety
The full NFPA 70E-2024 electrical-safety course — made practical for working electricians. Earn your safety certificate now; the same course also counts toward continuing-education credit in a growing list of states.
- •Go home the way you came in. The shock and arc-flash rules that keep you safe around live equipment — taught the way you actually use them on the job, not recited at you.
- •Know exactly how close is too close. Every approach boundary in NFPA 70E-2024, made clear — so you set a safe working distance with confidence on any energized task.
- •Current to the 2024 edition. The version your employer, your inspector, and your jobsite expect today — no guessing whether what you know still holds.
- •Six modules, then your certificate. The full four contact hours — narrated start to finish, with a knowledge check after every short run of slides. Finish the course and your certificate of completion is issued on the spot.
Instant access. Certificate of completion included. Your state's license and renewal fees, when they apply, are billed separately.
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This course is built straight from NFPA's published 70E-2024 standard — the current edition, accurate to the letter, and ready the day you are.
What you'll learn
- •The five approach boundaries: LAB, RAB, AFB, plus the new HPB and LPB added in 2024.
- •The eight-step procedure for establishing an Electrically Safe Work Condition (§120.6 verbatim).
- •Arc-flash thermal hazard vs arc-blast pressure-wave hazard — the critical 2024 distinction.
- •Arc Rated (AR) vs Flame Resistant (FR) clothing — what your PPE actually has to be.
- •Job Safety Plan and Emergency Response Plan requirements (§110.3(I)(1)(3)f).
- •Equipment labeling per §130.5(H), including the new durability language.
- •DC arc-flash PPE table (§130.7(C)(15)(b)) — verbatim 150–600V range.
Who it's for
- •Working journeyman and master electricians.
- •Service technicians and maintenance electricians who routinely work near energized equipment.
- •Industrial and commercial electricians who need to comply with their employer's NFPA 70E program.
- •Safety managers and trainers who need accurate 2024-cycle 70E content.
- •Apprentices preparing for journeyman exams (electrical safety section).
Current to the 2024 standard
NFPA 70E-2024 added two new arc-blast pressure-wave boundaries in Article 100 — the Hearing Protection Boundary (20 kPa) and the Lung Protection Boundary (70 kPa) — bringing the model to five. You'll learn all five exactly the way the 2024 edition defines them, so the distances you work to are the ones in force today.
Built by a master electrician with 28 years in the trade, licensed across more than 20 states — straight from the published NFPA standard. Every section citation, every threshold, every verbatim block is checked against the standard itself, so what you learn holds up on the job and in front of an inspector.
Counts for state CEU in
Sold as a standalone NFPA 70E safety certificate everywhere; counts toward state continuing-education credit where approved — more states rolling out.
“Approval pending” means the course is filed with that state's board and awaiting approval. Continuing-education credit applies only once a state shows “Approved.” The standalone safety certificate is available in every state today.
Working in Texas? Texas handles this differently. The state requires its own four-hour continuing-education course every year, and electrical safety is already part of that course — so Texas doesn't give renewal credit for a standalone safety course like this one. You're welcome to earn the safety certificate here; just know it won't count toward renewing a Texas license.
Course outline
- Module 1Foundations & the Five Approach Boundaries
- Module 2The Electrical Safety Program
- Module 3Establishing an Electrically Safe Work Condition
- Module 4Energized Work, Risk Assessment & Arc Flash
- Module 5PPE Selection
- Module 6Putting It All Together on the Job
Get the 2024-cycle training you can trust.
Sourced verbatim from NFPA 70E-2024. The five approach boundaries, the written safety program, the eight-step electrically-safe work condition, energized-work permits, and arc-flash PPE selection.