OSHA-Compliant Electrical Safety Training
Course Overview
Employees working in areas or with equipment where they may be exposed to electrical hazards should be trained to recognize those hazards, the dangers they pose, and how to avoid them. The OSHA-Compliant Electrical Safety Training is intended to help workers understand the approach boundaries for those hazards, procedures for working near or within them, and the personal protective equipment required to ensure their safety. This online course is intended primarily for the unqualified person, including but not limited to technicians, mechanics, pipe fitters, laborers, managers, and safety personnel. This training is not intended to be a qualification course but is designed to provide the necessary information to enable workers to protect themselves from the three hazards of electricity: shock, arc flash, and arc blast.
- Price: $410.00
- Seat time: 2h
- Course number: eb0370_01_BNS
- Dynamic language translation available
- Category: Technical and Safety
The estimated completion time for this course is 2 hours. The maximum allotted time is four months from enrollment.
Course Objectives
Define the term qualified and explain how it relates to electrical safety.
List the three major hazards associated with electrical energy.
Identify the major factors that make shock, arc, and blast so hazardous.
Identify the types of protective strategies that should be utilized to mitigate the severity of shock, arc, and blast.
Describe the basic content of the electrical regulations and standards.
State the training requirements of the OSHA regulations.
List the three major hazards associated with electrical energy.
Identify the major factors that make shock, arc, and blast so hazardous.
Identify the types of protective strategies that should be utilized to mitigate the severity of shock, arc, and blast.
Describe the basic content of the electrical regulations and standards.
State the training requirements of the OSHA regulations.
Course Benefits
Recognize the major hazards associated with electrical energy.
Understand the major factors that make shock, arc, and blast so hazardous.
Identify protection strategies to mitigate electrical hazards.
Become familiar with OSHA's training requirements.
Understand the major factors that make shock, arc, and blast so hazardous.
Identify protection strategies to mitigate electrical hazards.
Become familiar with OSHA's training requirements.
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