- Type Learning
- Level Foundational
- Time Hours
Electrical Hazard Awareness
Issued by
Harper College
Earners of the Electrical Hazard Awareness badge have identified the impact of electrical injury. They know the OSHA rules, regulations and other industry standards relating to electricity. Earners recognize potential electrical hazards and can use tools to inspect work areas for potential electrical hazards.
- Type Learning
- Level Foundational
- Time Hours
Earning Criteria
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In this class, students are taught to understand the basics of electricity, what the various types of electrical hazards are, how to recognize electrical hazards in their workplace, and OSHA rules and regulations. The class also covers worker rights, workplace safety standards, and laws that are in place to protect employees. Upon completion of the course, students will have the working knowledge necessary to recognize electrical hazards, and how to prevent injuries in the workplace.
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Discuss the basics of electricity, distinguish various types of hazards in your workplace. Also covered, are OSHA rules, regulations and other industry standards relating to electrical hazards. Learners also learn how to recognize electrical hazards in the workplace. Tools to inspect work areas for potential electrical hazards are discussed. How to conduct a baseline electrical safety inspection of your workplace and identify actions that can be taken to correct and prevent electrical hazards.
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Know the OSHA rules, regulations and other industry standards relating to electricity.
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Identify controls to prevent exposure to electrical exposure.
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Familiarity with the difference between Authorized vs. Affected employees.
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Identify other sources of energy and devices used for Lockout/Tagout.