Our technicians are trained to NFPA 70E, the national standard for electrical safety in the workplace.

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NFPA 70E sets the practices that protect workers from shock and arc flash: risk assessment before work begins, establishing an electrically safe work condition, approach boundaries, lockout/tagout and arc-rated PPE. On a solar array, where DC strings stay energized whenever the sun is up, those practices are part of every service call.

Why does it matter?

Energized equipment on your site is handled by people trained to the same standard your insurer and utility expect. NFPA 70E calls for retraining at least every three years, and we schedule it before it lapses.