Electrical Safety For Qualified Workers - Concise Version

An unqualified person doing electrical work puts themselves and others in danger. It is critical for workers to be trained on safe work practices before starting any electrical work. This video training course teaches viewers about electrical safety procedures when working with energized electrical equipment.

This course educates viewers about the different types of approach boundaries and the safety requirements at each distance. This video training gives examples of the different injuries that can occur from electrical shock or arc flash. Learners see how to use, store, and inspect protective equipment to keep it effective. Viewers learn how to create a zero-energy state.

Many jobs may require workers to work around electrical hazards. This video educates employees how to work safely around electrical hazards. This course is a great option for re-training experience employees.

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Employees qualified to do electrical work

• Introduction
• Approach Boundaries
• Shock Hazard of Electricity
• Voltage-Rated Gloves and PPE
• Arc Flash Hazard of Electricity
• The Arc Flash Boundary
• Arc Flash Protection
• Electrically Safe Working Condition
• Verifying an Electrically Safe Working Condition
• Exceptions to Allow Energized Work
• Conclusion

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