The NFPA DiRECT feature in NFPA LiNK can help you navigate the codebook in a more real-world manner. While you may not always know where to look in the book, you do know the specifics of your particular task. Simply knowing what you’re doing, where you are doing it, and what you’re working on is enough to get you started with NFPA DiRECT. With a little bit of context, you can start applying filters based on some high-level categories such as occupancy, space, system, or equipment. As the filters

NFPA 70E (Electrical Safety in the Workplace) NFPA 70E focuses on protecting workers from electrical hazards once systems are installed and energized. It addresses arc flash, shock hazards, risk assessments, safe work practices, lockout/tagout, boundaries, PPE requirements, and training. NFPA 70E is heavily referenced by OSHA for workplace electrical safety compliance. In simple terms: NFPA 70 = how electrical systems are built NFPA 70E = how people work safely around electrical systems Both sta

2.3K views · 51 reactions | NFPA's new tool, EFFECT, prioritizes fire risk in existing high-rise buildings with combustible cladding. Watch a short overview of how to apply EFFECT below, and then sign in or register to use the new tool at www.nfpa.org/exteriorwalls. | National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) | Facebook