High Voltage Safety 255
This class provides an overview of best practices for high voltage electrical safety. High voltage electricity is extremely hazardous and puts employees at higher risk of electric shock, electrical burns, and arc flash injuries. In the United States, the National Fire Protection Association sets standards for electrical safety, including guidelines for de-energizing electrical systems, working on energized electrical systems, risk assessment procedures, and required personal protective equipment.
Employees in many manufacturing industries must periodically work with or near high voltage electrical systems. After taking this course, users will understand the dangers of high voltage electricity, know the procedures for both energized and de-energized electrical work, be familiar with risk assessment and approach boundaries, and be aware of required PPE for high voltage electrical work.
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Difficulty Intermediate
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Format Online
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Number of Lessons 14
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Language English

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