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Electrical Safety in the Workplace for Mission Critical Facilities

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  • OVERVIEW

    This program will discuss excerpts from NFPA 70E Electrical Safety in The Workplace, its theory, applications, and practices that relate to work practices necessary to prevent workplace accidents. The program involves topics for protecting workers and physical assets in the workplace and promoting a safe and healthy environment.

  • WHY JOIN?

    Gain hands-on knowledge to minimize risks, ensure compliance with safety standards, and protect your facility from electrical hazards.

  • LEARNING OBJECTIVES

    By the end of this program, the participants will be able to:

    • Apply safe electrical work practices to reduce the risk of injury, equipment damage, and system failure.
    • Identify and evaluate electrical hazards, including shock, ground faults, and arc flash conditions.
    • Assess work area safety and implement controls aligned with electrical safety requirements.
    • Explain electrical system fundamentals, including grounding, protection methods, and system behavior.
    • Interpret online insulation resistance and residual current monitoring data in accordance with IEC 60364 to enhance protection against electrical shock.
    • Analyze protection schemes for grounded systems and their role in fault mitigation and personnel safety.
    • Explain the basic principles of arc flash hazards, including incident energy and arc flash boundaries.
    •  Interpret incident energy and arc flash boundary calculations based on IEEE 1584-2018 for informed safety and maintenance decisions.

  • TOPICS TO BE DISCUSSED

    Module 1: NFPA70E Electrical Safety in the Workplace

    This module introduces essential safety practices in the workplace as outlined by the NFPA 70E standards. It emphasizes the importance of proper procedures, protective equipment, and awareness to ensure a safe working environment when dealing with electrical hazards, helping employees understand the critical role of safety in preventing injuries and accidents.


    Module 2: Knowing Today What Should Never Happen Tomorrow

    This module focuses on building electrical safety awareness both inside and outside the workplace. By identifying potential hazards today, we can prevent incidents tomorrow, promoting proactive safety measures that safeguard workers and ensure compliance with safety protocols in various environments.


    Module 3: Arc Flash Risk Assessment Simulation Using Power System Software

    In this module, participants will explore the causes and effects of Arc Flash incidents, particularly in industrial settings. Through simulation and analysis using power system software, learners will gain the skills to assess arc flash risks, compute potential hazards, and understand how to prevent dangerous electrical events from occurring in real-world applications.

  • RESOURCE PERSON

    Engr. Jerome Pascual, REE

    Testing and Commissioning Engineer 

    Westco Electrical & Equipment Corp.


    Engr. Pascual graduated Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from Technological Institute of the Philippines.


    He attended trainings such as: SKM Power System Software Orientation, Building Wiring and Safety, Power System Loss Minimization and Load Balancing Seminar. He also handles the Electrical System Study of Universal Robina Corp BOPP Plant and UFLEX Plant 1, to assess the technical implications whether the electrical system complies with the minimum electrical standards such as Philippine Electrical Code and other applicable standards.


    He is currently the Testing and Commissioning Engineer for Westco Electrical and Equipment Corp. and a resource speaker for Pamav Training Institute and Technology Center Inc.

  • REQUIREMENTS

    • No strict requirements required. 
    • Open to Electrical Engineers, Safety Officers, Registered Master Electricians, Electrical Technicians, Facility Engineers, Maintenance Personnel, Data Center Personnel, Building Engineers, Engineering Students, and individuals involved in mission critical facilities and electrical safety. 
    • Basic knowledge of electrical systems and workplace safety practices is an advantage but not mandatory.

  • TRAINING INCLUSIONS

    • Certificate of Attendance
    • E-Handouts
    • Meals (for in-person training)
    • Earn CPD Points for ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING COUNCIL

This program is accredited by:

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