Confident, capable workers are your best defense against electrical hazards. We prepare your team with the knowledge to recognize the risks and work safely around energized equipment, backed by the documented proof that they're trained and ready.
NFPA 70E / Arc Flash Training
What You'll Learn
Our Arc Flash training provides your team with a working grasp of electrical safety, from spotting hazards to selecting the right protection before anyone goes near live equipment. Each participant completes a written test and receives a certificate of completion. We'll cover:
Recognize the hazard
Understand what an arc flash is, why it happens, and how to judge the risk of your own equipment.
Work safely around electricity
Safe work practices, de-energizing sources, approach boundaries, and working on or near live parts.
Use the right protection
Select the correct PPE and tools for the task and understand their limits.
How Do You Learn?
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Onsite
A Lancaster Safety instructor comes to you and trains your team in person. We love these sessions as our trainers enjoy interacting with you face-to-face.
Who Is This Course For?
Construction
General Industry
Electrical
Why Choose Us?
Trusted Nationwide
With more than 20 years in safety and OSHA compliance, we know what it takes to build safer workplaces and navigate real-world compliance challenges. As an OSHA VPP Star Mobile Workforce, we bring proven safety practices and hands-on experience to every client. Our nationwide team of Safety & Health Professionals gives you access to knowledgeable, responsive support whenever and wherever you need it.
Train Anytime, Anywhere
Our experience has taught us that effective training needs to work around your employees and your operations—not the other way around. Choose the format and schedule that fits your workplace, whether that means training employees together at your location, remotely with a live trainer, or online anytime. Training is available in English and Spanish, with closed captioning offered in 25+ languages for online courses.
Compliance to Feel Confident About
Knowing what training you need can be challenging. Our experienced Safety & Health Professionals help take the guesswork out of the process by delivering the training your employees need while helping you meet OSHA requirements. We provide training documentation for your records, signed by all attendees. When applicable, certificates of completion or wallet cards will be provided.
Trusted Nationwide
With more than 20 years in safety and OSHA compliance, we know what it takes to build safer workplaces and navigate real-world compliance challenges. As an OSHA VPP Star Mobile Workforce, we bring proven safety practices and hands-on experience to every client. Our nationwide team of Safety & Health Professionals gives you access to knowledgeable, responsive support whenever and wherever you need it.
Train Anytime, Anywhere
Our experience has taught us that effective training needs to work around your employees and your operations—not the other way around. Choose the format and schedule that fits your workplace, whether that means training employees together at your location, remotely with a live trainer, or online anytime. Training is available in English and Spanish, with closed captioning offered in 25+ languages for online courses.
Compliance to Feel Confident About
Knowing what training you need can be challenging. Our experienced Safety & Health Professionals help take the guesswork out of the process by delivering the training your employees need while helping you meet OSHA requirements. We provide training documentation for your records, signed by all attendees. When applicable, certificates of completion or wallet cards will be provided.
Hear From Our Trainees
"Was a great training experience and super easy to set up and tailor to your business' needs! All individuals I worked with to set up were very helpful and quick to respond. Thanks for helping keep our teams safe!"
Christopher Baxter
"I highly recommend the Lancaster team for all of your safety needs. The entire team is responsive, knowledgeable, and efficient. The training content is relevant and presented in a manner easy for employees to digest. It is a relief having them in your corner."
Jennifer Hevelone
"We always have a great experience with setting up our annual safety training and we especially enjoy our instructor, Cory. Its a very easy process from start to finish."
Holly Stefanik
"LSCI has been an outstanding partner for our health & safety training needs. Their expert team delivered clear, engaging content tailored to our requirements, and their responsiveness ensured seamless coordination at every step. Their support has been instrumental in keeping our team secure and compliant."
Oska Oska
Arc Flash & Electrical Resources
What is an Arc Flash?
How Often is Training Needed?
Frequently Asked Questions
OSHA and NFPA 70E point to retraining at least once every 3 years, and sooner when your equipment, procedures, or job duties change, or when an inspection identifies a deficiency. We train your team on those requirements and keep the records, so the refreshers stay on schedule and the training is documented.
Anyone who works on or near energized electrical equipment needs Arc Flash training. That covers electricians, maintenance staff, and engineers, plus unqualified workers such as operators and managers who spend time around electrical hazards. We shape the session around the roles on your team, so each person learns what applies to their work.
Yes, OSHA and the NFPA require that employees who face a risk of electric shock and are exposed to electrical hazards be trained according to:
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29 CFR 1910 Subpart S - Electrical (general industry)
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29 CFR 1926 Subpart K - Electrical (construction)
- NFPA 70E Standard for Electrical Safety in the Workplace
They overlap. NFPA 70E is the wider electrical safety standard, covering shock, arc flash, and safe work practices, and arc flashes are one of the hazards it addresses. Our course teaches Arc Flash safety within that framework, so your team learns the practices that form the backbone of a strong electrical safety program.
There's no official Arc Flash "certification" or license issued by OSHA of NFPA, so be cautious of anyone promising one. What the course provides is documented proof that your team completed recognized training, which is what an inspector actually looks for.
Need More Than Training?
Training is just the start of a complete health and safety program. If your team needs safety procedures and ongoing compliance support, we also offer full service partnerships where we help your business to build a safety culture.

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