Universal Certification & Services Electrical Safety in the Workplace Universal Certification & Services
Price: USD 95
Instructor led live virtual classroom online. Classes may be individual or in group.

    Course details

    Introduction to Electrical Safety:
    • Importance of electrical safety in the workplace.
    • Overview of relevant regulations, standards, and best practices.
    Basic Electricity Principles:
    • Understanding voltage, current, and resistance.
    • Overview of electrical circuits and components.
    Electrical Hazards:
    • Identification of common electrical hazards (, shock, arc flash, burns).
    • Factors contributing to electrical accidents.
    Safety Procedures and Practices:
    • Safe work practices when working with or near electrical equipment.
    • Procedures for lockout/tagout (LOTO) and energy isolation.
    Personal Protective Equipment (PPE):
    • Selection, use, and maintenance of PPE for electrical work.
    • Types of PPE, including gloves, safety glasses, and arc flash clothing.
    Electrical Equipment Inspection and Maintenance:
    • Procedures for inspecting electrical equipment for signs of damage or wear.
    • Importance of regular maintenance and testing of electrical systems.
    Grounding and Bonding:
    • Explanation of grounding and bonding principles.
    • Importance of proper grounding to prevent electrical shocks and fires.
    Electrical Safety Devices and Controls:
    • Overview of protective devices such as circuit breakers, fuses, and ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs).
    • Explanation of how these devices protect against electrical hazards.
    Safe Work Practices for Specific Tasks:
    • Guidelines for tasks such as installing, repairing, and maintaining electrical systems.
    • Proper procedures for working on energized and de-energized electrical equipment.
    Emergency Response Procedures:
    • Protocols for responding to electrical incidents, including shock and arc flash.
    • First aid procedures for electrical injuries.
    Electrical Safety Training for Non-Electricians:
    • Basic electrical safety principles for employees who work near electrical equipment but are not electricians.
    • Procedures for reporting electrical hazards and emergencies.
    Legal and Regulatory Requirements:
    • Overview of relevant electrical safety regulations, standards, and codes.
    • Consequences of non-compliance with electrical safety requirements.
    Case Studies and Practical Exercises:
    • Analysis of real-life electrical accidents and incidents.
    • Hands-on exercises to reinforce safety procedures and practices.
    Continuous Improvement and Best Practices:
    • Encouraging a culture of continuous improvement in electrical safety.
    • Best practices for creating a safe work environment and preventing electrical accidents.
    Updated on 06 November, 2024

    Eligibility / Requirements

    General electrical safety training is typically open to individuals from various backgrounds and professions who work in environments where they may be exposed to electrical hazards. There are generally no strict eligibility requirements for general electrical safety training, as it is designed to provide foundational knowledge applicable across industries and roles. Participants may include electricians, maintenance technicians, engineers, construction workers, facilities managers, and other personnel who work with or around electrical equipment.
    However, some organizations or training providers may have specific prerequisites or recommendations for participants, such as a minimum age requirement, basic literacy and numeracy skills, or proficiency in the language of instruction. Additionally, individuals working in certain industries or roles may be required by their employers or regulatory agencies to undergo electrical safety training as part of their job responsibilities.
    Overall, general electrical safety training aims to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to recognize and mitigate electrical hazards, comply with safety regulations, and prevent accidents and injuries in the workplace. As such, anyone interested in improving electrical safety practices or working in environments where electrical hazards are present can benefit from participating in electrical safety training programs.

    About Universal Certification & Services

    Our company provides a wide range of services that you can benefit from, these include providing consultation for companies, training for individuals and employees and ISO certificates for individuals and companies of different ISO standards.

    We are backed up by a highly professional and qualified team, we have been providing certificates to the business enterprises across various sectors of economies for their quality management systems who meet the requirement as per International Organization for Standardization.

    See all Universal Certification & Services courses

    Enquire about this course

    You may add more courses here,
    your list will be saved.

    Rate this page