Osha Accepted Courses
- All OSHA Construction Courses
- All OSHA General Courses
- Cal OSHA Courses
- SPANISH Courses
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Hazwoper 50 Hour $400.00
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Hazwoper 41.5 Hour $350
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Hazwoper 44 Hour $400.00
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Hazwoper 40 Hour $349.00
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Hazwoper 24 Hour $199.95
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Hazwoper 8 Hour $39.95
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OSHA 10 Hour
General Industry $89.00Construction Industry $89Study Guide $135.00 -
OSHA 30 Hour
General Industry $189.00Construction Industry $189Study Guide $259.00
Training Highlights
- Earn an OSHA-DOL 10 or 30 Hour Card.
- Self-Paced / Train at your own convenience.
- Months to complete course of study.
- OSHA recommended for new employee orientation.
- Training Records archived/ Available upon request.
Cal OSHA Construction Courses - Electrical Safety
EVERYDAY discounted price!
$20
Introduction
Working with electricity is definitely very dangerous. Electricians, engineers and other such professionals work directly with electricity, which includes working on cable harnesses, overhead lines and circuit assemblies. In other cases, many sales people and office workers tend to deal
with electricity indirectly but are also exposed to potential electrical hazards.
Electrical safety in construction is a very important issue, and according to the OSHA standards, all employers and employees to be trained before dealing with any electrical devices. Unfortunately, in spite of all the care and precaution taken, there are still nearly 30,000 cases of electrical accidents reported annually. Each of these accident cases run into millions of dollars per year. However, safety regulations, standards, codes and proper training in using electrical devices and how to inspect these devices can help to minimize hazards and make the workplace a much safer place.
Course Description
The OSHA Electrical Safety course provides a basic overview of electrical safety for employers and employees with little or no familiarity with electrical hazards. It has been specifically designed for those workers who regularly use electric tools and extension cords, etc. The topics covered in the course are included in OSHA 29 CFR 1910.301-399 Subpart S.
Learning Objectives
- To establish all the conditions that are covered in OSHA’s 1910 Subpart S Design Safety Standards.
- To establish the general requirements for wiring methods and other equipment.
- To establish the requirements and guidelines for special purpose equipment.
- To understand the proper identification and use of conductors and circuits.
- To define all the standards for electrical grounding and protection.
- To outline the requirements for electrical safety standards.
Topics Covered
- Introduction to Electrical Safety
- Wiring methods, components and equipment
- wiring design and protection
- specific purpose equipment
Course Duration
Course Duration
The course has a duration of 1 hour.
Testing
Testing
Initial Tests or Quizzes must be passed with a 100% ranking in order for the applicant to proceed to the next lesson.
The final Examination must be passed with a minimum of 70% in order to clear the course. If necessary, the final examination can be taken 3 times.