Introduction to NFPA 70E (2021), Part 1: The Electrically Safe Work Condition

Knowing how to establish and verify an electrically safe work condition is one of the most fundamental and important concepts of NFPA 70E, and this video focuses on how to do it.
*At approximately the 9:00 minute mark I incorrectly stated that the equipment was energized at the time. I was made aware today that the equipment was de-energized. I apologize for the confusion

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Great content. !! I always thought a hospital with life support equipment is a definite situation where shutting off equipment is a greater hazard than working hot. Learned something important to consider.

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Good job Ryan; I look forward to seeing your other Electrical Safety videos.

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Ryan, your pictures and common sense approach makes it very simple for the average supervisor to grasp. Keep up the good work! I would give your video two thumbs up, not just one.

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Great video! Everything explained very detailed. Thank you very much!

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Thank you. Great content!

[@jsb7546]

Invaluable knowledge I'm looking into to starting an apprenticeship and wanted to know the general saftey information I might need. Very very informative especially having the whole procedure down on how to create an electrically safe work environment. My father was injured in construction not from an electrical accident but still it changed the coarse of his life and stopped him from doing what he loves and I don't want to be in the same position. I take saftey very seriously and really appreciate the videos.

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Ryan, I love this series and have learned a lot.