Course description
The "Arc Flash - Low Voltage Safety For Operators" course is a crucial one-day training specifically designed for non-electrical workers who require certification in Workplace Electrical Safety standards, including CSA Z462 and NFPA 70E. This course addresses the vital need for training, qualification, and certification for non-electrical personnel who, although not directly involved in the repair of electrical systems, operate them or work in proximity to electrical equipment and may collaborate with electricians.
This course equips non-electrical personnel with the knowledge and skills needed to safely navigate environments with low voltage electrical installations. By understanding and applying Workplace Electrical Safety standards, workers will contribute to reducing electrical hazards and promoting a culture of safety within their organizations.
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Who should attend?
Non-electrical workers involved in the operation of industrial power systems
Training content
Course Topics:
- Electrical Accidents: Understanding the risks of electrocution, arc flash, and arc blast, and the importance of protection.
- Preventing Accidents: Examining human and government actions to prevent accidents and maintain a legally defensible position.
- Understanding Electrical Systems: Gaining basic knowledge of electrical systems, components, and operation.
- Arc Flash Mitigation: Learning mitigation strategies such as controlling distance, current, and time, along with selecting the correct PPE and adopting safe work practices.
- Working with Electrical Equipment: Identifying and safely interacting with DC equipment, portable equipment, and fixed equipment, including conducting hazard analysis and implementing shock and flash protection.
Course delivery details
Key Course Features:
Practical Focus: Emphasizing real-world applications, the course uses numerous examples of low voltage accidents to ensure students understand the significance of adherence to safe work procedures and industry practices. This practical approach aims to foster a safer workplace by minimizing risky behaviors and reducing downtime.
Expert Instruction: Delivered by certified electrical professionals with extensive hands-on experience, the course leverages professionally designed educational materials, including slides, videos, and case studies. Instructors are well-versed in adult learning principles, enhancing the learning experience with hands-on demonstrations of common electrical issues.
Certification / Credits
Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the hazards associated with operating or working near low voltage electrical installations. This includes mastering the arc hazard standard, selecting appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), and implementing safe work procedures.
Additionally, participants will learn to recognize signs of electrical equipment misoperation and potential electrical failures, contributing to a safer working environment.
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Canada Training Group
Canada Training Group stands as a premier provider of industrial electrical safety and technical training. With over 40 years of expertise, we specialize in delivering comprehensive, results-oriented training programs designed to enhance safety, productivity, and efficiency across various industries. Our...