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Your Electrical Safety Services in Greater Cleveland, Ohio
Arc Flash Hazard Safety Training | Shock Hazard Safety Training
If your work requires you to install, inspect, operate, or maintain live electrical equipment — or work near such equipment — then you’re at risk for arc flash or shock related accidents and injuries.
Rozel provides affordable, high-quality NFPA 70e®-based electrical safety training. Let the Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professionals at Rozel get you compliant with OSHA 1910 Subpart S standards and teach you the techniques outlined in NFPA 70e® that will keep you safe when working on or near energized electrical equipment.
Arc Flash Studies
(Incident Energy Analysis)
An electrical arc flash is a recognized hazard. Each facility where workers come in contact with electricity must perform a unique “incident energy analysis” (more commonly referred to as an arc flash study). This determines the potential magnitude of possible arc flashes and, in turn, is used to determine the proper personal protective equipment (PPE) that must be used by employees who may be exposed to the hazards.
Fundamentals of Electrical Maintenance
An electrical technician who can systematically troubleshoot and safely repair their plant’s equipment will ultimately add to their organizations’ bottom line. A well-trained technician can swiftly diagnose malfunctioning equipment, determine a course of action, and repair the equipment correctly the first time. The untrained technician unnecessarily replaces costly parts, must wait for technical support from engineering, the supervisory staff, or the equipment manufactures’ support organization. This wastes valuable time and money.
— Electrical Training Reviews —
Great class with great information. Teacher (Brian) was very knowledgeable and helpful. I enjoyed myself and learned quite a bit. Instructor was extremely qualified to lead class and demonstrate fundamentals. Instructor was very well prepared, knowledgeable, and presented well to the class. Training was interactive and kept your attention.Technical Electrical Training Class
Electrical Maintenance Fundamentals Training
Great Training!!
Train the Trainer
Deliver Electrical Safety Training That Ensures Learning
When: June 14-16, 2022
Time: 8:00am – 4:00pm
Place: Crowne Plaza Cleveland Airport Hotel 7230 Engle Rd, Middleburg Heights, OH 44130
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Experienced and Qualified Electrical Safety Course Instructors
Our safety course instructors are highly vetted, qualified and trained by Director of Electrical Safety Training, Brian C. Hall CESCP. Brian has extensive training and qualifications as an electrical instructor in the demanding nuclear industry. He applies this experience and background in adult education, plus 30 years of industrial electrical maintenance experience to the training of his instructors and customization of individual classes, resulting in much higher engagement and retention of the material.
Rozel’s training services, powered by BCH Safety, have trained hundreds of workers, engineers and managers in electrical safety techniques. We also create proprietary Electrical Safety Policies for companies as needed.
2018 brought new opportunities with BCH Safety joining forces with Rozel, an engineering firm specializing in arc flash analyses. Rozel has a proven track record of professionalism and experience. Together, BCH Safety and Rozel are teaming up to bring unparalleled electrical safety services to the Untied States and beyond.
“Different people from different backgrounds absorb these principals uniquely. There are lives on the line, so we customize the training to the particular audience to make sure they’re able to get back home to their families safely each day.”
— Brian Hall, Director of Electrical Safety Training
Ray Clark
Trade Compliance Specialist/Trainer
TT Electronics – IMS
Perry, Ohio
Thanks!”
Greg Newson
Electrician | Entegris, Inc.
This training will make me more aware of potential electrical dangers in plant. Also more aware of safe work practices that my employees should use.”
Tyler James
Engineer Supervisor
New Avon llc
