Electrical Safety-Related Work Practices Compliance

• Understand and apply the requirements and the responsibilities and limits of the "Qualified" and "Unqualified" personnel as specified in OSHA's electrical safety work practices standards in 29 CFR 1910.300-399.
  
  
• Develop practical procedures to implement electrical safety work practices at your site.
  

• Requirements of the electrical safety work practices standards
  
  
• How to determine who is "qualified" and "unqualified" for purposes of this standard.
  
  
• Responsibilities and limits for "qualified" and "unqualified" personnel.
  
  
• How to develop practical procedures for implementation of these requirements.
  

• Safety and health professionals who interpret regulatory requirements for electrical safety
  
  
• Site personnel who do electrical design, installation and maintenance
  
  
• Site management personnel who direct site electrical work
  

You will be able to improve safety and compliance management by understanding the electrical work practices standards and how to apply them in a practical manner. You will be able to understand the proper roles of "qualified" and "unqualified" electrical personnel, their limits and how individual persons can be in either role depending upon the circumstances of the work they are doing. Learning how to prepare and implement procedures for electrical work practices is an important benefit as well.

1 day (0.8 CEUs)

Course/Description	Cost	Feb	Mar	Apr	May	Jun	Jul	Aug	Sep	Oct	Nov
Electrical Safety	$295							6 (ST)			13 (NJ)