100 Questions And Answers On Electrical Safety For General Industry

This course is based on the content written by Ray A. Jones, an industry expert and head of the NFPA 70E committee, with permission from Jones and Bartlett Publishers. It is designed to be a comprehensive resource for electricians in need of immediate, qualified assistance on the most crucial occupational safety problems. As one might assume, this course poses and answers 100 fundamental electrical safety concerns. The 100 questions are based on the author's extensive expertise with industrial safety standards and program development. The concise and detailed responses address a range of subjects, including often misinterpreted terminology, arc flash situations, and proper personal protection equipment. Each question is initially presented in an ungraded manner. Each is then followed by an in-depth examination of the question. The learner is then assessed at the conclusion of each major topic with a graded quiz. The course concludes with a comprehensive final exam that includes all 100 questions.

Include: Certificate of Completion
Duration: 3 hours and 0 minutes
Languages: English
Level: Intermediate

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Electricity powers the modern workplace, but it can also present a number of safety hazards for workers, including burns, shocks, and even electrocution. To protect yourself and promote a safer work environment, it’s important to stay aware of these hazards and best practices for minimizing and avoiding them. Workers, managers, and supervisors can stay up-to-date on their electrical safety training by completing 100 Questions and Answers on Electrical Safety for General Industry online. During this intermediate online course, students will receive 100 commonly asked questions on electrical safety with detailed answers. The questions are broken down into critical topics in workplace electrical safety, including: Safety Standards Hazard and Risk Analysis Personal Protective Equipment Safety Grounds Approach Boundaries Safety Equipment Arc Flash and Arc Fault Lockout /Tagout (LOTO) Checking for Absence of Voltage Electrical Safety Definitions All questions focus on key definitions and terms, preparing students for the quiz at the end of the course.

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Who Needs 100 Questions And Answers On Electrical Safety For General Industry?

This 3-hour online course is appropriate for individuals who must work safely with and around electricity on the jobsite, including workers, managers, and supervisors. Course materials are designed for intermediate-level students who have some familiarity with topics on electrical safety.