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Electrical safety certification is in place because electricians are always exposed to electrical safety and arc flash dangers on a day-to-day basis, whether they are working on electrical systems in large buildings or installing electrical systems on construction sites. However, even after skilled electricians receive their initial certification, they seek certification for physical protection and to increase their value in the field.
This course includes
Hours of videos
14 hours, 10 minutes
Units & Quizzes
25
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Certificate of Completion
Construction of Electrical Safety Hazards
Common electrical hazards that occur on construction sides include working with energized/hot circuits or working around overhead power lines. For example, materials like ladders and scaffolding that accidentally come in contact with these energized power lines can electrocute any worker holding or even touching that ladder or scaffolding. Also, incorrect or unsafe use of ground plugs for electrical cords can cause hazards. Plus, falls from working overhead can also cause electrocution if that fall results in accidental contact with a live electrical conductor.Course Currilcum
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- Electrical Safety 00:50:00
- Statistics 00:10:00
- How Electricity Works 00:15:00
- Resistance 00:10:00
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- Insulators 00:20:00
- How Shock Occurs 00:10:00
- Shock & the Human Body 00:50:00
- Burns & Other Injuries 01:00:00
- Preventing Electrical Hazards 00:20:00
- Insulation 00:40:00
- Guarding 01:00:00
- Circuit Protection Devices 00:50:00
- Care of Cords & Equipment 00:50:00
- Summary 00:10:00
- Purpose of the Standards Around the World FREE 00:30:00
- British Standards FREE 02:00:00
- European Standards FREE 02:00:00
- Supervisor Electrical Safety Test 00:45:00
