| Overview
This 8-hour course covers the inherent
dangers that exist with generation, transmission, and distribution of
electricity. The proper use of safety equipment, knowledge of electrical
hazards, and knowledge of how to respond in the event of an electrical
disaster are absolutely essential for all electrical personnel. This
electrical safety program will provide the student with the information
needed to comply with the latest OSHA and NEC mandates and introduce the
NFPA 70E arc/flash requirements. The latest technology, standards, and
materials available are presented. Anyone who works on or near electrical
equipment or distribution systems should attend this course. Additionally,
supervisors, managers, safety personnel, and those responsible for ensuring
a safe work environment should attend this course. Students will learn:
- Information required to comply with OSHA 1910 & NFPA70E
- How to select proper PPE
- Employer & employee responsibilities
- Safe work practices
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Topics
- Electrical Safety Training Requirements
- Qualification Requirements
- Electric Shock & Shock Prevention
- Equipment Grounding
- Electric Arc/Blast
- Quantifying the Hazard
- Prevention of Hazards from the Arc/Blast
- Selection and Use of Personal Protective Equipment
- Lockout/Tag out Procedures
- Switching Operations
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Cost: Determined by class size,
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