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Welcome, Class NFPA 70E · 2027 edition

Everything we talked about today, in one place.

If you're here, you probably just spent a day with me working through NFPA 70E. Thanks for the questions — they're the best part of the job. Here's everything I referenced in class, plus the guide to keep you current until we meet again.

Dan Mercer, CSP

35+ years EHS experience, trainer to Fortune 500 industrial and tech clients.

01The references

  • 2027 Implementation Guide

    Every change we covered in class, written out — article by article, with the implementation plan.

  • Boundary Reference

    The three boundaries from the whiteboard session, plus the shock protection distance lookup.

  • 2027 Hand Protection

    The new contact thermal hazard glove requirements — what we covered in the PPE module.

  • The FAQ

    The questions your class asked — and every class asks. Bookmark it for the ones you'll get at work.

02Take-backs for your site

  • 2027 Gap Assessment Checklist — walk your written program against the new edition. [Download link placeholder — PDF to be attached]
  • Energized Work Permit review sheet — the additional-person requirement, in checklist form. [Download link placeholder]

Bring these to your EHS manager. The gap assessment in particular is designed to start the right conversation about what your program needs before the next audit does it for you.

0370E Update Watch

The standard changes between editions — TIAs, interpretations, and the things I learn in classrooms like yours. I send a short update when something matters. No selling, just the changes.

Stay current

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04Go deeper on your world

The industry guides cover what we couldn't get to in a one-day class — how the 2027 changes land in solar, data centers, and manufacturing, with more industries on the way.

It was a pleasure having you in class. Stay safe out there — and remember: the standard is the floor, not the ceiling.
— Dan