4 Hour NFPA 70E Safety Electrical Renewal – Utah

Utah DOPL-Approved Electrical Continuing Education ✅

Utah Course ID #23395

Only $39 | Instant Emailed Certificate | 100% Online & Self-Paced

Complete 4 hours of Utah electrical continuing education online with this NFPA 70E Safety course from 1st Choice Continuing Education.

This course is designed for individual Utah electricians who need approved continuing education for license renewal and want a practical safety-focused course covering electrical hazards, shock and arc flash risk, energized work practices, PPE, job briefings, lockout/tagout, and emergency response.

The course is 100% online and self-paced. You can log in and out without losing your progress, study from any device, and receive your certificate immediately by email after completion. We report completed hours to Utah DOPL within 24 hours.

Course Details

Course Name: 4 Hour NFPA 70E Safety Electrical Renewal – Utah

Approved by: Utah Division of Professional Licensing

Utah Course ID: #23395

Course Length: 4 CE Hours

Course Topic: NFPA 70E Electrical Safety

Course Format: Online and self-paced

Price: $39

Certificate: Emailed immediately after completion

Reporting: Completion reported to Utah DOPL within 24 hours

Support: Call or text 1-800-698-2770

Important Utah License Number Notice

This course is approved for individual Utah electrician license numbers ending in:

5502

5503

5504

5505

5506

We are unable to report Utah contractor business license numbers ending in 5501 or 5551.

If you also hold an individual Utah electrician license, please enter that individual electrician license number at checkout so we can report your completion correctly.

Who Should Take This Course?

This course is intended for individual Utah electricians who need 4 hours of approved continuing education for license renewal.

This course is a good fit for:

Utah Journeyman Electricians

Utah Master Electricians

Utah Residential Journeyman Electricians

Utah Residential Master Electricians

Utah electricians whose license number ends in 5502, 5503, 5504, 5505, or 5506

Electricians who need a 4-hour NFPA 70E safety course

Electricians who already completed their NEC hours and still need additional CE

Electricians who want a 100% online, self-paced course

Electricians who need an instant emailed certificate and fast state reporting

This course is not intended for Utah contractor business licenses ending in 5501 or 5551 unless 1st Choice CE has confirmed that your license can be reported for this course.

Does This Course Complete My Full Utah Electrical Renewal?

No. This is a 4-hour course. Utah electricians generally need 16 total hours of continuing education per renewal period.

This course provides 4 approved CE hours toward the Utah electrical renewal requirement.

If you need the full Utah electrical renewal package, we also offer a 16-hour Utah electrical renewal course that includes NEC code content and NFPA 70E safety.

Utah Electrical License Renewal Requirements

Utah electrical licensees generally must complete 16 hours of approved continuing education during each licensing period.

The typical Utah electrical CE structure is:

16 total CE hours per licensing period

12 hours of core education

4 hours that may be core or professional education

This 4-hour NFPA 70E Safety course is approved as a Utah electrical continuing education course and may be used toward your CE requirement. Always confirm your exact renewal status, license type, and remaining hours through Utah DOPL.

When Do Utah Electricians Renew Their Licenses?

Utah electrical licenses expire on November 30 of even-numbered years.

You should complete your required CE before submitting your renewal. Once your course completion is reported by the provider, you can verify your posted hours through Utah’s CE lookup system and then complete your license renewal through Utah DOPL.

How to Renew Your Utah Electrical License

Step 1: Confirm Your Utah License Type

Before enrolling, confirm that you hold an individual Utah electrician license.

This course is intended for Utah electrician license numbers ending in 5502, 5503, 5504, 5505, or 5506.

If your license ends in 5501 or 5551, contact us before purchasing.

Step 2: Check How Many CE Hours You Still Need

Utah electricians generally need 16 total CE hours per licensing period.

If you only need 4 hours or specifically need NFPA 70E safety training, this course may be a good fit.

If you still need your full renewal, consider the 16-hour Utah electrical renewal package.

Step 3: Enroll in This 4-Hour NFPA 70E Course

Enroll online and begin immediately.

The course is self-paced, mobile-friendly, and available from a computer, tablet, or phone.

Step 4: Complete the Course Online

Study the NFPA 70E safety material, complete the required course content, and finish any required course completion checks.

Your progress is saved, so you can log in and out without losing your place.

Step 5: Receive Your Instant Emailed Certificate

After you complete the course, your certificate is emailed immediately.

Keep your certificate for your records.

Step 6: We Report Your Hours to Utah DOPL

1st Choice Continuing Education reports your completion to Utah DOPL within 24 hours.

Make sure the license number you enter at checkout is your individual Utah electrician license number.

Step 7: Renew Through Utah DOPL

After your CE has posted, complete your Utah electrical license renewal before your expiration date.

What You Will Learn

This course focuses on NFPA 70E electrical safety and the practical safety responsibilities of electricians working around energized electrical equipment.

By the end of the course, you should be able to:

Explain the purpose, structure, and scope of NFPA 70E

Understand the relationship between NFPA 70E and OSHA safety expectations

Identify shock hazards, arc flash hazards, and arc blast hazards

Understand electrical approach boundaries and arc flash boundaries

Apply the hierarchy of risk controls

Recognize when energized work may or may not be justified

Understand lockout/tagout and electrically safe work conditions

Understand job briefings and pre-task planning

Select and maintain appropriate PPE

Recognize emergency response considerations after electrical incidents

Course Content Overview

Section 1: Fundamentals of Electrical Safety and NFPA 70E – 1 Hour

This section introduces the purpose and role of NFPA 70E in protecting workers from electrical hazards.

Topics include:

Purpose and scope of NFPA 70E

How NFPA 70E helps protect personnel from electrical hazards

Relationship between OSHA and NFPA 70E

Employer responsibilities for workplace electrical safety

Key electrical safety definitions

Arc flash

Arc blast

Shock hazard

Approach boundaries

Hierarchy of risk controls

Elimination, substitution, engineering controls, administrative controls, and PPE

Employer and employee safety responsibilities

Safety program development

Documentation and training obligations

Work environments where NFPA 70E applies

Facilities, job sites, industrial settings, and commercial applications

Section 2: Shock and Arc Flash Hazard Identification and Risk Assessment – 1 Hour

This section focuses on identifying electrical hazards and understanding the risk assessment process.

Topics include:

Identifying electrical hazards

Differences between shock, arc flash, and arc blast hazards

Shock risk assessment

Voltage exposure and approach boundaries

Likelihood of injury

Arc flash risk assessment

Incident energy

Likelihood of occurrence

Limited approach boundaries

Restricted approach boundaries

Arc flash boundaries

Equipment labeling and signage

Labeling requirements under NFPA 70E Article 130.5

Documentation and risk assessment records

Maintaining compliance records and audit trails

Section 3: Safe Work Practices and Energized Work Requirements – 1 Hour

This section reviews safe work practices for electrical work, including energized work rules, lockout/tagout, job briefings, and human-error reduction.

Topics include:

Justification for energized work

When de-energizing is not feasible

When de-energizing may introduce increased risk

Energized work permits

When permits are required

What energized work permits should include

Who authorizes energized work

Establishing an electrically safe work condition

Lockout/tagout procedures

Verification steps before work begins

Job briefings and pre-task planning

Scope of work

PPE and hazard control

Communication before beginning work

Tools and test equipment safety

Insulated tools

Voltage-rated instruments

Human error and situational awareness

Preventive practices and behavioral safety

Section 4: Personal Protective Equipment and Emergency Response – 1 Hour

This section covers PPE selection, use, inspection, maintenance, emergency response, and training expectations.

Topics include:

Arc-rated PPE categories

PPE Category 1 through 4

Understanding arc ratings

Clothing layers and protection levels

Shock protection PPE

Insulated gloves

Mats and shields

Dielectric footwear

Proper use of PPE

Inspection, testing, cleaning, and replacement timelines

Electrical incident response planning

Arc flash injuries and burns

Emergency medical response protocols

Training and retraining requirements

Documentation and qualification standards

Recent NFPA 70E updates from the 2021 through 2024 editions

How updates affect field practices

Other Utah Electrical and Plumbing Courses

Many students hold more than one Utah trade license or need a different number of hours. Here are our other Utah electrical and plumbing options:

16 Hour Utah Electrical License Renewal – NEC Changes + NFPA 70E – $99

12 Hour Utah Electrical License Renewal – NEC Code + NFPA 70E – $79

8 Hour Utah Electrical Renewal – 2023 NEC Code Theory – $69

4 Hour NFPA 70E Safety Electrical Renewal – Utah – $39

12 Hour Utah Plumber Renewal Online CE – $89

8 Hour Utah Plumber Core/Code Renewal Online CE – $69

4 Hour Utah Plumber Professional Hours Renewal Online CE – $39

Utah Contractor and HVAC License Notice

Utah contractor business licenses and Utah HVAC contractor licenses are handled differently than individual Utah electrician and plumber licenses.

We may not be able to report this electrical course for Utah contractor-side renewal credit. If you also hold an individual Utah electrician license, enter that individual electrician license number at checkout.

Why Choose 1st Choice CE?

Utah DOPL-approved electrical CE course

Utah Course ID #23395

Only $39

4 hours of NFPA 70E electrical safety training

100% online and self-paced

Instant access after enrollment

Log in and out anytime without losing progress

Works on desktop, tablet, or mobile

Instant emailed certificate after completion

Completion reported to Utah DOPL within 24 hours

Money-back guarantee

Over 10 years of continuing education experience

Support by phone or text at 1-800-698-2770

Enroll Now – Only $39

Complete your 4 Hour NFPA 70E Safety Electrical Renewal course online today.

This Utah-approved course is fast, affordable, self-paced, and designed for individual Utah electricians who need approved continuing education for license renewal.

Is this course approved for Utah electricians?

Yes. This course is approved for Utah electrical continuing education. Utah Course ID #23395.

How many CE hours does this course provide?

This course provides 4 hours of approved Utah electrical continuing education.

Who should take this course?

This course is designed for individual Utah electricians, including license numbers ending in 5502, 5503, 5504, 5505, or 5506.

Can I take this course if my Utah license ends in 5501 or 5551?

Please contact us before purchasing. Licenses ending in 5501 or 5551 are contractor-side license types, and we may not be able to report this course for that license.

Does this course satisfy my full Utah electrical renewal requirement?

No. Utah electricians generally need 16 hours of CE per licensing period. This course provides 4 hours. If you need all 16 hours, choose the 16 Hour Utah Electrical License Renewal course.

What does this course cover?

The course covers NFPA 70E electrical safety, OSHA relationship, shock hazards, arc flash hazards, risk assessment, approach boundaries, energized work, lockout/tagout, PPE, job briefings, emergency response, and recent NFPA 70E updates.

Can I complete this course online?

Yes. The course is 100% online and self-paced.

Can I log in and out without losing my progress?

Yes. Your progress is saved so you can return later and continue where you left off.

Will I receive a certificate?

Yes. Your certificate is emailed immediately after you complete the course.

Do you report my hours to Utah DOPL?

Yes. We report completed hours to Utah DOPL within 24 hours when the correct individual Utah electrician license number is provided.

When do Utah electrical licenses expire?

Utah electrical licenses expire on November 30 of even-numbered years.

What if I also have a plumbing license?

If you also hold a Utah plumbing license, you may need separate Utah plumbing CE. We offer 12-hour, 8-hour, and 4-hour Utah plumbing CE options.

Do you offer Utah HVAC contractor CE?

Utah HVAC contractor CE is contractor-side CE and is handled differently from individual electrical and plumbing CE. Please contact us before purchasing if your Utah license is a contractor or HVAC contractor license ending in 5501 or 5551.

Is there a money-back guarantee?

Yes. This course is backed by our money-back guarantee.