Electrical Safety Course is designed for personnel who may come into contact with electrical hazards and gives added reinforcement for the need to be familiar with electrical protective devices and the effects of electricity on the human body. The course also exposes delegates to new equipment technology and equipment options for different situations that may be encountered on the job.
A delegate completing this course will be introduced to electrical safety establish its role in today’s industry and describe basic concepts and techniques of electrical safety-related work practices. This course is a must for workers who are assigned responsibilities in places having electrical hazards.
This course is recommended for individuals working in various fields such as electricians, electrical and electronic engineers, stationary engineers, welders, blue-collar supervisors, electrical and electronic technicians, electrical and electronic equipment assemblers, material handling equipment operators, industrial machine operators, painters, riggers, roustabouts, and mechanics.
What will I learn?
- 1. Electrical Safety
- 2. Physical Characteristics of Electricity
- 3. Electrical Circuits
- 4. The Human Body as an Electrical Conductor
- 5. Electrical Injuries
- 6. Electrical Safe Work Practices
- 7. Qualified and Unqualified Persons
- 8. Electrical Isolation – Lockout/Tagout
- 9. Circuit Protection
- 10. Proper Lighting
- 11. Portable Ladders
- 12. Conductive Apparel and Jewelry
- 13. Housekeeping
- 14. Use of Portable Electrical Equipment
- 15. Electrical Safety Interlocks
- 16. Flammable or Ignitable Equipment
- 17. Overhead Electrical Lines
- 18. Physical Barriers
- 19. Insulated Tools & Equipment
- 20. Electrical Testing
- 21. Use of RCCB / ELCB
- Basic Knowledge of Electrical Systems (Recommended) – Some familiarity with electrical systems is helpful.
- Age Requirement – Participants are usually required to be at least 18 years old.
- Physical Health – Ability to participate in hands-on training and wear protective gear.
- Prerequisite Courses (If Applicable) – Advanced courses may require prior basic training.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – Basic safety gear such as gloves and goggles may be required.
- Regulatory Compliance – Some industries may require certification or adherence to local regulations.
- Commitment to Safety – Willingness to engage in safety practices and follow guidelines.
- Course Fees – Be prepared to cover the cost of the course.
- Language Proficiency – Understanding the language of instruction may be necessary.
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