Electrical Safety NON-Qualified - ARSC Reciprocal

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Course Information

This course was developed by the Association of Reciprocal Safety Councils (ARSC) to address Electrical Safety per the OSHA standard.

This course covers the following topics:

Define common electrical terminology

Describe electrical hazards are common in the workplace

Identify when a fire watch is required

Identify the general electrical safe work practices to follow to stay safe

Define the roles of conductors and insulators

Describe how contacting current causes electrical shock

Describe how electric current flows through circuits

Identify the effects that electric shock has on the body

Identify the conditions that increase the severity of electric shock

Describe direct and indirect injuries resulting from electric shock

Define Key hazards present when working with electricity

Identify the hazards of working near overhead and underground power lines

Describe protective measures to be taken when working around overhead and underground power lines

Describe the use of a ground fault circuit interrupter and how it protects from exposure to electric shock

Describe how the use of power tools can expose a worker to electric current

Identify ways to protect the worker for exposure to electric shock when using power tools

Identify practices for working safely with extension cords

Identify other safety-related work practices

Pricing

Facilities offering computer training

Online Registration	$30.00 member	$45.00 non-member
Walk-in Registration	$45.00 member	$60.00 non-member

	Facilities offering classroom instruction
	Not available for classroom instruction.

Course Details

Course Code:	A01ENQ
Course Length:	1 hour

Prerequisites

Drug Test:	No
Social Security Verification (SSV):	No
ARSC Reciprocal:	Not Applicable

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