"Test Personnel. The scheduled tests shall be conducted by competent personnel to keep the machines ready to function and, in addition, serve to detect causes of malfunction and to train personnel in operating procedures."
"The routine maintenance and operational testing program shall be overseen by a properly instructed individual."
Achieving the CHEPP® certification signifies a high level of expertise and commitment to the field of emergency power management within the healthcare industry. This recognition can lead to career advancement, increased job opportunities, and enhanced credibility in professional circles.
The CHEPP® certification provides comprehensive education on the myriad of emergency power supply system (EPSS) requirements dictated by various authoritative bodies. By covering applicable sections from NFPA 70, NFPA 99, and NFPA 110, the course ensures that participants are well-prepared to meet the stringent compliance standards necessary for healthcare facilities.
The CHEPP® program goes beyond theoretical knowledge by emphasizing practical skills essential for the effective management of an emergency power system. The course includes detailed instructions on inspections, testing, and maintenance practices that are critical for ensuring the operational reliability of the EPSS.
The CHEPP® course covers all relevant aspects of emergency power supply systems as outlined in the latest editions of NFPA 99 and NFPA 110. This includes detailed discussions on safety protocols, maintenance procedures, and testing requirements essential for healthcare facilities.
The entire program is delivered online, allowing participants to progress at their own pace within the 60-day course window. This flexibility is ideal for professionals who need to balance ongoing work responsibilities with their educational pursuits.
Students have access to over 37 video lessons, downloadable study guides, and practice quizzes that help reinforce learning and ensure a deep understanding of the course material.
Successful candidates receive a certificate from the Motor and Generator Institute, which can be printed directly from the website. This certificate serves as proof of training and can be used to demonstrate compliance and qualification to authorities having jurisdiction (AHJs).
The final exam is a 100-question test, timed at 2 hours, and is open-book to simulate real-world conditions where professionals might refer to standards documentation. Passing the exam grants the CHEPP® certification, showing your expertise,
To ensure quality instruction and adequate support, each class is limited to fifty participants. This small class size allows for more interactive and personalized support from the instructor.
“I truly enjoyed the training and got a lot out of it using our emergency power supply system here as a template. Also, it has allowed me to push forward changes at our facility. Thank you” Brian, CHEPP
“Thank you for offering this program! With so many codes to reference… that are constantly changing, along with so many requirements that each AHJ enforces, this was a great way to review all pertinent information in one place and to have as a reference in the future.” Eric, CHEPP
“Thank you for the training program. I am proud to earn this designation and look forward to continuing my knowledge, but also help our industry progress and make our facilities safer!” Odell, CHEPP
