Description of Course

Deliver Electrical Safety Training That Ensures Learning

The Rozel Train the Trainer program is specifically designed to give qualified individuals the tools and techniques necessary to competently provide a technically accurate and engaging NFPA 70E based electrical safety course to others within their organization. This comprehensive training program provides you with a complete turn-key course. We provide you with lesson material that has been developed by our recognized industry experts then guide you through presenting it in a manner that is engaging and ensures maximum retention.

Enrollment Information

NFPA 70E Based Electrical Safety Training

This two-day course will explain how to keep workers safe from shock and arc flash hazards  by providing them with effective electrical safety training. 

When: December 10-11, 2024

Time: 8:00am - 4:00 pm each day 

Place: Crowne Plaza Cleveland Airport Hotel 7230 Engle Rd, Middleburg Heights, OH 44130


For  additional information contact Jeanne Hall 

[email protected]

ph. 216-626-5948 


What's included to ensure my success? 

Our course provides the instructor with a complete turn-key training course that can be presented anytime, anywhere and as many times as needed. Here is what is included:

Comprehensive NFPA 70E based lesson material that includes a PowerPoint presentation and accompanying instructor’s guide.

Student training manual that allows students to follow along with the lesson material, keep notes and use for reference during their daily work activities.     

Pre prepared exams that you can give your students to test their knowledge.

Lab exercises that demonstrate your students abilities 

Unlimited access to our educational team. Have a question concerning a concept or portion of the lesson material? Pick-up the phone or send us an email we are always here to answer your questions.   


Each student will receive an comprehensive instructors guide that explains each slide and electrical safety concept in detail. Each slide contains a text explanation and voice recording of our instructor that you can refer to as you prepare to teach your class.  





Coffee and soft drinks will be served at breaks and before the seminar 

What does it cost: $4,200 per student 


Who Should Attend 

Individuals responsible for the safety through education of employees in their organization. 

Safety Professionals

Maintenance and Contract Electricians 

Managers and Supervisors 

Prior to attending the Rozel Train-the-Trainer Course, individuals are expected to have basic knowledge in four competency areas including:

General knowledge of electrical concepts and theories

General knowledge of electrical safety concepts and standards such as NFPA 70E, OSHA 1910 Subpart S and the National Electric Code.

Working knowledge of industrial electrical equipment such as switch gear, motor control centers, disconnect switches, etc.

General Microsoft Office knowledge.  We want you to be able to make our training your training, this might include adding pictures, changing wording, etc.

Why Choose Rozel

Our Instructors are NFPA Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professionals

Our course is designed and presented by trained a previously qualified nuclear power plant instructor with years of experience in front of classrooms, the course will cover key principles of adult education. Our course will explain basic educational techniques that will ensure your students receive a presentation that is informative engaging and ensures maximum retention of the material presented.

Rozel has performed hundreds of electrical safety training classes for large and small companies across the United States for 10 years. 

Here is what our students say

Outstanding Training!

September 26, 2024

This class was exceptional! Brian is an excellent instructor. The class was filled with great discussions, examples, and real life scenarios. So many classes these days are just PowerPoint presentations, this class is not. Brian took the time to answer every question to ensure that we left prepared to pass this important information on to our peers. The class was a full two day class, do not plan on having long breaks and getting out early. You will receive 16 hours of training.

In summary, I would highly recommend this class to anyone interested in ensuring electrical safety.

Danny Varner


Professional and immediately usable training

September 26, 2024

I attended the 2-day 70e train the trainer event in Cleveland, Ohio at the Crowne Plaza hotel. I was in the Army, government civilian, government contractor overseas, and have been in the manufacturing/battery recycling industry the last 10 years. Due to my past experience, I have been in, and even instructed dozens of these type of industry standards trainings. The 70e train the trainer course I took with Brian Hall was by far the best and most applicable training I’ve taken for 70e or any comparable electrical safety-based training. Brian perfectly blended the important but often dry subject matter of 70e, with his real-life experience to connect with the class. I found myself completely engaged 100% of the time. I’ve taken this class were the instructor just reads from the 70e manuals and spends a bunch of time harping on less relevant aspects of the subject. The training with Rozel/Brian Hall is not that! If you need to get your employees 70e competent and compliant or am looking to get solid train the trainer experience, Rozel/Brian are the way to go. I seriously can’t recommend Brian enough.

Also, I was provided with tons of excellent material for my own organization to make our industry leading 70e course.

John Cipolletti


Great training, amazing trainer.

September 10, 2024

I recently attended a training session that was nothing short of outstanding. The content itself was well-structured and highly relevant, but what truly made this experience exceptional was the trainer. His depth of knowledge and expertise in the field were immediately evident, and his ability to convey complex concepts in a clear and engaging manner set him apart.

From the moment the session started, it was clear that he was not just an expert, but also a passionate and skilled communicator. He shared valuable insights drawn from years of experience, which added real-world relevance to every topic covered. His ability to relate theoretical knowledge to practical applications made the learning process enjoyable and effective.

What I appreciated most was how he encouraged participation and made sure to address every question with patience and clarity. His approach created an open and interactive environment, making the material accessible to everyone in the room, regardless of their prior knowledge.

Overall, this training exceeded my expectations, thanks largely to the trainer’s expertise, professionalism, and enthusiasm. I would highly recommend this session to anyone looking to deepen their knowledge in this area, and I look forward to attending more training sessions led by him in the future.

Luis Fernandez



Course Description

What will you learn?

At the completion of the training the employee will be able to:  

  1. Describe the types of electrical hazards present in the workplace 
  2. Identify the OSHA regulations that pertain to electrical safety 
  3. Explain an OSHA Consensus standard 
  4. Describe how electricity affects the human body 
  5. Explain the difference between step and touch potential 
  6. Describe the methods of Safe Contact Release
  7. List the hierarchy of risk controls 
  8. Define a qualified person 
  9. Perform the steps required to create an electrically safe condition 
  10. Identify the proper test instrument 
  11. Recognize the Limits of Approach 
  12. Describe protective barriers and shields 
  13. Describe alerting methods 
  14. Describe the methods used to select insulating gloves 
  15. Test insulating gloves
  16. Recognize insulating tools 
  17. Describe the requirements for flexible cord use, maintenance and inspection 
  18. Explain the requirements for a job brief 
  19. State the requirements for performing energized work 
  20. Define an arcing fault 
  21. Describe the hazards associated with arc flash/blast events 
  22. Identify common arc flash hazards 
  23. Understand how to read an arc flash warning label 
  24. Understand the relationship between time, fault current and incident energy
  25. Determine personal protective equipment requirements based on incident energy
  26. State the care and maintenance requirements of electrical personal protective equipment 
  27. Identify the rating, use and limitations of arc flash personal protective equipment
  28. Perform an arc flash and shock hazard risk assessment

Instructor(s)

Electrical Safety Instructor Brian Hall (CESCP)

For over 30 years Brian Hall has been working in the electrical trade. Brian started out wiring houses and bending conduit as a teenager in his father’s contracting business, working as a journeyman electrician and maintenance supervisor for firms such as Chrysler and ALCOA. Brian has dedicated his life to electrical work and became a qualified electrical instructor by the Academy of Nuclear Training. Brian has conducted NFPA 70E arc flash and electrical safety classes for hundreds of staff and contract electrical workers at the Perry Nuclear Power Plant and dozens of other companies. • NFPA Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional • Qualified Instructor Academy of Nuclear Training • Qualified Electrical Maintenance Supervisor Institute of Nuclear Power Operations • Journeyman Electrician UAW (Alcoa, Chrysler)

Disclaimer

Rozel reserves the right to cancel this training course at any time without notice. Rozel will make every attempt to notify students prior to three weeks of scheduled class time in the event of cancellation. In the event of cancellation Rozel will issue a full refund for the cost of training only (as denoted in price above). It is recommended to wait until 2-3 weeks prior to the scheduled training date before booking non-refundable airfare, hotel reservations or other forms of transportation.

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