Electrical safety from awareness to qualification, arc flash, supervising electrical work, and lockout/tagout for every source of hazardous energy.
5 courses
Supervisor of Electrical Work (about 1 hour 15 minutes) — Supervisor of Electrical Work is the leadership course for those who authorize, assign, and oversee electrical work — the P3 closer of the Electrical Safety family. Aligned with the Manitoba WSH Act, The Electricians' Licence Act, WSH Regulation MR 217/2006 Part 38, and CSA Z462, it builds the supervisor's authorization discipline: the supervisor signs the permit, assigns the people, and sets the boundary for work…
Arc Flash Hazard Awareness (about 1 hour 15 minutes) — Arc flash hazard awareness training for non-electricians, aligned with the Manitoba WSH Act, The Electricians' Licence Act, WSH Regulation MR 217/2006 Part 38, and CSA Z462. It teaches workers what an arc flash is — an explosive release of energy (heat, light, pressure, and flying molten metal) that is distinct from shock and does not require you to touch anything — what triggers it, why an arc-flash boundary and…
Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) — Hazardous Energy Control (about 4 hours) — Enterprise-grade lockout/tagout training aligned with Manitoba WSH Regulation Part 16 (Machine Safety), including its safe-work-procedure and lockout provisions (s. 16.2 and ss. 16.14–16.17). Points employers building a full program to CSA Z460, the national standard for the control of hazardous energy.
Electrical Safety Awareness (about 1 hour 15 minutes) — Electrical safety awareness training for non-electricians, aligned with the Manitoba WSH Act, The Electricians' Licence Act, WSH Regulation MR 217/2006 Part 38, and CSA Z462 (arc flash). It teaches workers to recognize electrical hazards (shock/electrocution, arc flash and blast, electrical fire, and secondary injuries), understand that only qualified workers perform electrical work and that equipment is…
Electrical Safety Qualification (about 1 hour 15 minutes) — Electrical work is among the most unforgiving work there is — shock and arc flash injure and kill in an instant. This course goes beyond basic electrical awareness to build a real understanding of qualified electrical work and the rules that keep it safe.