Recognize the hazard
Build a stronger working understanding of shock and arc-flash hazards, approach boundaries, and the decisions that come before a task begins.
NFPA 70E workplace electrical safety training
Train your crews for high-stakes electrical work.
Live, instructor-led NFPA 70E training for electrical contractors building data centers, mission-critical facilities and other large projects. On-site in NC, VA, SC, GA and TN, or live virtual.
Taught by Victor Ring (50+ years in the trade, NFPA 70E certified) and Mike Waggoner (40+ years, NCCER Certified Electrical Craft Instructor since 2016). Most crews need retraining at least every 3 years under NFPA 70E.
70E
Electrical safety in the workplace
On-site or virtualFlexible delivery
Project-focusedRelevant to your crews
40+ yearsElectrical education
20,000+Electricians trained
JCR Productions
North Carolina’s leading electrical education company—serving the Southeast for 40+ years.
More than 20,000 electricians trained in NEC exam prep and continuing education. Our instructors have spent decades on jobsites and in classrooms, and they make the rules easy to follow.
Code Made Simple
Safety training your crews can use on the job.
JCR ties each safety requirement to the work your people actually do, so foremen and electricians plan the job the same way.
Control the exposure
Connect risk assessment, establishing an electrically safe work condition, energized work controls, and PPE to the realities of the jobsite.
Plan the work safely
Give electricians, foremen, and supervisors a shared language for job planning, briefings, stop-work decisions, and consistent field execution.
- Qualified and unqualified-person concepts, tailored to the audience
- Shock and arc-flash risk assessment fundamentals
- Electrically safe work conditions and lockout/tagout context
- Approach boundaries, PPE, tools, and work practices
- Job safety planning and pre-task briefings
- Training priorities matched to your crews and project
Also available: NFPA 70B training on electrical equipment maintenance.
Built for major contractors
Who this training is for
We help you shape the audience, agenda, and delivery plan around the work your people perform—whether you are mobilizing a new site, refreshing an established team, or aligning crews across locations.
Delivery options
Bring the training to your team.
Choose the format that fits your workforce and project schedule. We will work with you to define the audience, learning priorities, and rollout.
Live on-site
Training at your jobsite or facility
Put your full crew in the room with an experienced instructor and keep discussion grounded in the work they actually perform.
North CarolinaVirginiaSouth CarolinaGeorgiaTennessee
Live virtual
Interactive training for distributed teams
Bring employees together across offices, projects, or shifts with live instruction and room for real-time questions—without adding travel.
Multi-locationLive instructorReal-time Q&A
Experienced instructors
Who teaches it
JCR instructors teach from decades of electrical work and running contracting crews, not from slides.
Lead Instructor · NFPA 70E certified
Victor Ring
An unlimited-licensed electrician with more than 50 years in the trade, Victor founded a successful commercial electrical contracting business and its NEC training center. He has taught with JCR for more than 10 years.
Victor Ring is now NFPA 70E certified.
Instructor
Mike Waggoner
Mike brings more than 40 years of residential, commercial, and large-project experience. An NCCER Certified Electrical Craft Instructor since 2016, he has taught apprenticeship, corporate, and virtual programs.
Simple engagement
How we plan it with you
Tell us about the work
Share your project type, crew roles, headcount, locations, timeline, and the safety priorities you want to address.
Align the scope
We will recommend a delivery approach and agenda, then coordinate the practical details with your training or safety lead.
Train your team
A JCR instructor teaches your crew live, with time for questions and examples from your own project.
Frequently asked questions
NFPA 70E training FAQs
Who should attend NFPA 70E training?
Training may be relevant for electricians, foremen, supervisors, safety leaders, and other employees whose work could expose them to electrical hazards. The employer should define each employee's required training based on job assignments, equipment, and risk.
Can JCR tailor training for data center construction?
Yes. The intake process is designed to account for project type, crew responsibilities, project phase, and the electrical safety topics most relevant to your workforce. Data centers, mission-critical facilities, and other large projects are a primary focus for this offering.
Where is on-site training available?
JCR offers live on-site training for contractor teams in North Carolina, Virginia, South Carolina, Georgia, and Tennessee. Live virtual training is available for distributed or multi-location teams.
Is virtual NFPA 70E training live?
Yes. Virtual delivery is instructor-led in real time, so participants can ask questions and engage with the material during the session.
Is NFPA 70E training the same as OSHA compliance?
No single course by itself guarantees compliance or makes an employee qualified for every task. OSHA requires applicable electrical safety training based on employee exposure and job assignments; NFPA 70E provides widely used workplace electrical safety practices. Your employer remains responsible for its safety program, procedures, supervision, and qualification decisions.
How much does contractor training cost?
Pricing depends on delivery format, location, crew size, schedule, and requested scope. Send the form below and JCR will contact you to shape a training plan and quote.
Course content and scope are confirmed with each client. References to NFPA 70E and OSHA are informational and do not constitute legal or regulatory advice.
Start the conversation
Request a contractor training plan.
Tell us what you are building and who needs training. We will follow up to discuss the right on-site or virtual approach.