eLearning Course

Electrical Safety: Preventing the Shock of a Lifetime™ - Part 1

Understainding the Importance of Eletrical Safety

Preventing the Shock of a Lifetime is a two part eLearning series. In this part of the lesson, we’ll look at the following topics: the difference between qualified and unqualified employees, electrical safety training and de-energizing equipment.

Learning Path & Details

Suggested Industry Usage

Competencies

  • Keeping a Safe Workplace

Interactivity

  • Audible Narration
  • Linear Navigation
  • Integrated Video
  • Post-Assessment

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Also Available as: Off-The-Shelf Safety Video Program (ILT)

Electrical Safety: Preventing Shock of Lifetime™

Electrical Safety: Preventing Shock of Lifetime™

The program starts with a dramatic incident in which a worker receives a severe shock while working near electrical lines. After defining the difference between a qualified worker and an unqualified worker, the program goes on to describe various training, work practices, and preventive measures that these employees need to know.

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Additional Information

Electric shock in the workplace can take many forms, but it is always serious. A worker is servicing a piece of machinery in a factory when he or she accidentally contacts an energized buss and suffers severe shock. In another incident, an electrician is electrocuted while repairing a heating and air conditioning unit located on a commercial building's roof.


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