Electrocution Hazards in Construction Environments Part II: Employer Requirements

This second training video in the two-part series details steps employees can take to improve their own personal safety while working in construction. Electrical hazards are shown through video examples modeling the requirements for employees working in dangerous construction settings. Several hazards are discussed in this video: direct contact with a power source, electrical fires, explosions through electrical malfunctions, and arc flashes. The personal safety of employees is also focused on, and the Lock-out/Tag-out method of storing equipment is shown.

Key points are checked at the end of this training with a short quiz. Be sure to use this course as a way to improve employee safety in the construction setting.

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Employers or employees looking to gain further knowledge of safety requirements when working in a construction environment

• Introduction
• Types of Hazards
• Power Lines, Isolation, GFCI's and AEGCP's
• Equipment, Lock-!Out/Tag-Out and Employee Training
• Review

• Electrical Contact Release Training
• Preventing Electric Shock: To The Point
• Arc Flash Protection and Safe Electrical Work Practices: To The Point