Electrical Safety

This program provides basic safety tips and maintenance procedures. - A very important piece of equipment in the warehouse and material-handling a...

Increasing deaths, injuries and property loss from arcing faults have led to increased study into the causes. The National Fire Protection Associa...

Basic Electrical Safety in the Workplace program gives a basic understanding of electricity. There are different types of electricity or electrica...

PACKAGE CONTENTS: 1030H - NFPA 70E Electrical Safety - Arc Flash Safety For Employees VIEW COURSEAlthough arc hazards have existed since we first s...

As a source of power, electricity is accepted without much thought to the hazards encountered. To handle electricity safely, you need to understa...

Falls from scaffolds causing disabilities and fatal injuries is the most common hazard to constructions workers. According to OSHA, about 72% of...

Slips and falls can occur just about anywhere - not watching where you are walking, slip off a ladder and just not paying attention. In this progr...

Thousands of individuals are injured from falling off a ladder each year. Most injuries are caused by slipping on grease, oil and solvents left o...

Slips and falls were the major causes of injuries in the early days of safety. There were a wide range of accidents in the workplace from all kin...

Regardless of your working relationship with the general contractor or other contractors, there are basic safety rules that must be followed. Each...

As a public agency employee you have the risk of exposure to numerous potential sources of injuries and hazards such as traffic, excavation, conf...

All electric material handling equipment has batteries that need to be charged. Each equipment and battery manufacturer has its own maintenance a...

It is important for workers to understand how electricity acts and the hazards it presents. Only trained and authorized electricians can work on...

Portable generators are useful when there is a need for temporary or remote electric power. The primary hazards to avoid are carbon monoxide (CO) ...

The supervisor is the only person having direct control over employees. Supervisors must ensure through training and education that all employe...

Electrical accidents result in more deaths than any other type of accident except traffic and falls. About 10% of recordable occupational injurie...

Not everyone understands or knows how to use fire extinguishers. There are different extinguishers for each type of fire. The object of fire exti...

Insulation and grounding are two recognized means of preventing injury during electrical equipment operation. Grounding may be achieved through ...

The potential for slips, trips and falls is everywhere. Safety is an individual’s responsibility. Having a good attitude and thinking about safe...

This is a short refresher training course. Runtime: 6 Min.

Electrical Safety Related Work Places Standard program will explain the new standard and safe work practices. In August 1990, OSHA issued a new st...

Insulation and grounding are two recognized means of preventing injury during electrical equipment operation.  Grounding may be achieved through ...

Electricity is measured in units of energy called watts. Watts is defined as the amount of power an appliance uses when operated at its maximum c...

The most important aspect of fire prevention is keeping your work area neat, clean and organized. One area that's often neglected is storage room...