Electrical Safety Training

Every year, thousands of workers suffer serious injuries or fatalities due to electrical hazards. Electrical Safety Training helps your team recognize, avoid, and control these risks while complying with OSHA electrical safety standards.

This training is essential for reducing the risk of shocks, arc flash, fires, and electrocution in the workplace.

Why Electrical Safety Training Is Essential

Tragedies like the 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire led to the creation of modern safety standards. Since then, OSHA and the NFPA have implemented regulations that have saved thousands of lives, but only when supported by proper training.

Training ensures that your team understands how to work safely around energized systems and equipment, and respond if something goes wrong.

Who Needs Electrical Safety Training?

• Construction & Maintenance Workers
• Electricians & HVAC Technicians
• Facility & Plant Employees
• Manufacturing Line Operators
• Supervisors, Leads & Jobsite Safety Officers

Annual refresher training is recommended to maintain OSHA compliance and ensure continued hazard awareness.

Electrical Safety Training Course Overview

Topics Covered:

• OSHA Electrical Safety Standards (29 CFR 1910 & 1926)
• Types of Electrical Hazards (shock, arc flash, arc blast)
• Lockout/Tagout Awareness (LOTO)
• Safe Use of Cords, Tools, and Equipment
• Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for Electrical Work
• Emergency Procedures for Electrical Incidents

Duration: 2 Hours | Recommended Renewal: Annually | CEUs: 2 Contact Hours

Why Choose Our Electrical Safety Training?

• OSHA-Compliant Curriculum: Covers 1910 & 1926 standards with real-world application
• Led by Industry Experts: Delivered by professionals with years of hands-on experience
• Interactive Format: Includes live demonstrations and scenario-based discussions
• Flexible Access: Offered across California onsite or virtually anywhere
• Documentation Provided: Attendance logs for your safety records and compliance audits

Electrical Safety Training FAQs

Is this a certification course for electricians?

No. This is a workplace safety awareness course, not a licensing or certification program for electricians or engineers.

How often should this training be completed?

OSHA recommends training at hire and annually thereafter, or whenever job responsibilities or hazards change.

What are the consequences of not providing training?

Non-compliance can result in electrical shocks, fires, OSHA citations, lost productivity, and even fatalities.