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Electrical accidents are one of the leading causes of accidental deaths in the workplace. Every  year workers are severely injured or tragically killed. In addition to the personal tragedy, many valuable work hours are lost. This OSHA RMOL 5903 electrical standards protection training course was developed using OSHA electrical safety standards. The course gives detailed instructions on electrical protection systems required to protect construction workers covered under OSHA CFR part 1926, from serious injury or death. This course is intended for superintendents, formen, safety coordinators, safety directors, and others responsible for electrical protection safety training. Training is the first step in protecting workers from electrical hazards. After finishing this course, you will know how to identify and prevent injuries caused by electrical problems. |
Course Pre-Requisite: None
Testing: Module quizzes and the final exam require a score of 70%.
Class Time: 24 hours.Once completed you will receive a RMEC certificate.
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Topics Covered :
• Basic OSHA Electrical Standards
• Wiring Design and Protection
• Wiring Methods, Components, and Equipment
• Electrical Introduction
• Lockout / Tagout
• Batteries & Battery Charging
• Hazardous Locations
• Power Transmission
• Tools & Protective Equipment
• Electrical Shock and Burn Hazards
• Grounding and Bonding
• Overhead and Underground Power Lines
• Ladders and Tools that Conduct Electricity
• Ergonomic Considerations
• De-energizing Equipment
• Fire Prevention
• Arc-Flash Hazards
• And More
• Basic OSHA Electrical Standards
• Wiring Design and Protection
• Wiring Methods, Components, and Equipment
• Electrical Introduction
• Lockout / Tagout
• Batteries & Battery Charging
• Hazardous Locations
• Power Transmission
• Tools & Protective Equipment
• Electrical Shock and Burn Hazards
• Grounding and Bonding
• Overhead and Underground Power Lines
• Ladders and Tools that Conduct Electricity
• Ergonomic Considerations
• De-energizing Equipment
• Fire Prevention
• Arc-Flash Hazards
• And More
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360training.com offers this course in partnership with the Rocky Mountain Education Center (OSHA Training Institute Education Center Region VIII).
360training.com offers this course in partnership with the Rocky Mountain Education Center (OSHA Training Institute Education Center Region VIII).
