Upcoming classes.
Live, instructor-led NFPA 70E on the 2027 edition — virtual sessions and in-person classes nationwide. Dates and seats below come live from the enrollment system; enrollment is handled by Arc Flash Training.
§ Upcoming classes
§ The four courses
| Course | Length | Who it is for |
|---|---|---|
| 8-Hour NFPA 70E Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW) | 1 day | The core class. Electricians and technicians who work on or near energized equipment |
| 16-Hour (2-Day) NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Training | 2 days | Adds Chapter 2 maintenance, Chapter 3 special equipment, incident energy methods and program building |
| 4-Hour NFPA 70E QEW Refresher | 4 hours | Requalification inside the three-year retraining interval |
| 4-Hour NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Awareness | 4 hours | Unqualified staff who enter electrical spaces — IT, security, facilities support |
For a data center crew the 8-hour QEW is the baseline for anyone who opens a door on energized gear, and the 4-hour awareness class closes the gap most sites do not know they have — the IT, security and janitorial staff who are in electrical rooms and are unqualified persons under 110.4.
§ Private and onsite
A private day at your facility is almost always cheaper per seat than open enrollment, and it is better training — we run it against your one-lines, your labels and your electrical safety program. How onsite works →
- At your site, anywhere in the country.
- Your equipment — the ESWC exercise uses your redundancy, not a textbook example.
- Your program — on the 16-hour, day two gap-assesses your actual ESP.
- Book it: request a quote, or call (855) 999-0-ARC.
§ Scheduling FAQ
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Where do I actually enroll? | Through Arc Flash Training. The Enroll button on each class takes you straight to that class’s registration page. |
| Why don’t in-person classes show a seat count? | In-person availability is shown as open or closed rather than a number. Virtual classes show the real remaining seats. |
| What edition is taught? | NFPA 70E 2027 — the current governing edition. |
| How far out should I book a private onsite class? | Two to three weeks is typical. Shorter notice is sometimes possible. |
| How often does my team need retraining? | At intervals not to exceed three years, and sooner on job change, new procedure, new technology, or an audit finding. More → |
| We were trained on a prior edition. Do we need the full class again? | Not necessarily — a focused transition session covers the delta. If the three-year clock is also up, take the full class. |
Pick a date, or bring it onsite
Open-enrollment virtual and in-person classes nationwide, or a private day at your facility for 15 or more.
Enroll at Arc Flash Training Onsite training