1-Hour Electrocution Prevention – General Elective
THIS IS AN AWARENESS-LEVEL TRAINING ONLY and does not provide any other qualification or authorization outside of the Site Safety Training Card.
Description
The 1-Hour Electrocution Prevention course is a focused training program designed to increase awareness and understanding of electrical hazards in the workplace. This course educates participants about the risks associated with electrical accidents and provides the knowledge and skills necessary to prevent electrocution.
Participants will learn about electrical safety regulations, common hazards, and best practices for preventing accidents. The course also emphasizes proper use of electrical equipment, safety protocols, and emergency procedures when working with electricity.
Key Topics Covered
- Electrical Hazards: Understanding common electrical hazards and their risks in the workplace.
- Electrical Safety Regulations: Overview of safety standards and protocols for working with electricity.
- Lockout/Tagout Procedures: Proper implementation of lockout/tagout methods to prevent accidental electrical exposure.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Importance and use of PPE to mitigate electrical risks.
- Emergency Response Protocols: Responding to electrical incidents, recognizing shock symptoms, and administering first aid measures.
- Best Practices: Techniques for safe equipment use and maintaining compliance with electrical safety standards.
- Incident Reporting: Importance of reporting electrical accidents and near-misses to improve workplace safety.
Course Format
- Language: English, Spanish
- Duration: 1 Hour
Requirements
- Local Law 196 of 2017 requires certain workers and supervisors to receive safety training at construction sites that are required to designate a Construction Superintendent, Site Safety Coordinator or Site Safety Manager.
Target audiences
- Required curriculum for any Worker or Supervisor employed in NYC within the Five Boroughs on projects requiring a Construction Super, Site Safety Manager, Site Safety Coordinator, Concrete Safety Manager, or Competent Person.