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COURSE OVERVIEW


Not only is an electrical arc flash a short circuit through the air, but it is a dangerous hazard electrical workers may be exposed to. Serious accidents or fatalities may result from arc flashes. This video explains the causes and dangers of electrical arc flashes. It teaches about the industry standards as required by the NFPA and the National Electric Code to protect workers. Workers will learn how to be aware of their risks and how to help reduce accident and injury related to direct or indirect electrical contact. Viewers will be informed about OSHA recommended safety practices and The Standard for Electrical Safety Requirements for Employee Workplaces which lists the actions required for companies to be in compliance with federal standards. Workers who use the practices demonstrated in this video lessen their risk of being injured by an electrical arc flash in an energized work site..

KEY AUDIENCE


  • People who work in energized work sites

COURSE TOPICS


  • Compliance: OSHA Construction
  • Compliance: OSHA General
  • Safety: Electrical Safety

WORKPLACES


  • Manufacturing Plant
  • Utility Service

CATEGORIES



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    COURSE DETAIL


    COURSE ID
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    TIME 13- 28 MIN
    QUESTIONS 15
    LANGUAGES en
    VIDEO FORMAT SD-Wide
    CAPTIONS FALSE
    LESSONS 5
    BOOKMARKING YES
    FEEDBACK YES
    MICROLEARNING FALSE