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Implications of NFPA 70E and 70B to Field and Shop Operations

  • October 2025
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Ron Widup
Shermco Industries, Inc. 

This is a encore presentation of the session held recently at the EASA 2025 Convention
in Nashville, TN

Spring Point SolutionsAre you keeping up with the changing landscape of electrical standards affecting you and your customers? This presentation provides a practical overview of applying both NFPA 70E (electrical safety) and 70B (electrical maintenance) standards to field and shop operations. This presentation:

  • Examines how to use and implement these standards practically to minimize risks and improve operational safety 
  • Focuses on the impacts to both shop and field personnel 
  • Provides insights into recent changes and requirements including: 
  • Looks at basic hazard assessment 
  • Highlights safe work practices 
  • Shows how to apply electrical maintenance strategies

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