On-Site Training -- Occupational Health & Safety

e-Hazard

On-Site Training

The e-Hazard Train the Trainer for OSHA 1910.269 Safety & Arc Hazard Awareness program addresses expanded arc flash regulations in the new OSHA 1910.269 Standard now in effect. Specific emphasis has been placed on arc flash hazard awareness and training in the utility industry. The program is designed for in-house or consultant trainers to easily implement training for utility employees and their supervisors or managers.

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