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NFPA 70E 2024; consensus standard practice

NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Practice — 2024 edition
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NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Practice — 2024 edition
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What you’ll practice.

Scope, definitions, and relationship to OSHAPractice topic
Electrically safe work condition and lockout/tagoutPractice topic
Electrical safety program and risk assessmentPractice topic
Shock risk assessment and approach boundariesPractice topic
Arc flash risk assessment and incident energyPractice topic
PPE selection, ratings, and carePractice topic
Energized work and permitsPractice topic
Maintenance and special equipmentPractice topic
Informative annexes in practicePractice topic

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01 / Scope, definitions, and relationship to OSHA

Which document primarily addresses electrical safety-related work practices rather than premises wiring installation?

  1. NFPA 70E
  2. NFPA 70 alone
  3. A utility rate schedule
  4. A motor efficiency label
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NFPA 70E

NFPA 70E focuses on workplace electrical safety; the NEC primarily addresses installations.

NFPA 70E 2024 §90.2; §90.3(A); §110.4(A), Informational Note

02 / Scope, definitions, and relationship to OSHA

What does an electrically safe work condition describe?

  1. A verified condition established through isolation and protective steps
  2. Any equipment displaying an OFF lamp
  3. A circuit with its control fuse removed
  4. Any circuit below its normal operating current
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A verified condition established through isolation and protective steps

Opening a control circuit or observing an indicator does not establish an electrically safe work condition.

NFPA 70E 2024 Article 100, Electrically Safe Work Condition

03 / Scope, definitions, and relationship to OSHA

Which statement best distinguishes a hazard from risk?

  1. Risk is only the equipment voltage
  2. A hazard exists only after an injury
  3. A hazard can cause harm; risk considers likelihood and severity
  4. Risk and arc rating are interchangeable
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A hazard can cause harm; risk considers likelihood and severity

Hazard identification and risk assessment are related but different tasks; risk considers both likelihood and severity.

NFPA 70E 2024 Article 100, Hazard; Risk

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