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Electrical Safety Training
Understanding Workplace Electrical Safety Z462 Training

Electrical Safety Training Program Objectives:

· To advise participants of electrical safety training requirements for the workplace and the related safeguards necessary to prevent injury.

Electrical Safety Program Content:

• Understanding the legal requirements of Occupational Health and Safety Act and regulations pertaining to working with electrical equipment both energized and non-energized.
• Key points of the Canadian Standards Association Code Z462-08 Workplace Electrical Safety
• Best practice when working with electricity
• Electrical safety program requirements
• Job briefing requirements
• Electrical hazard analysis considerations
• Energized Electrical Work Permit content and use
• Shock hazard analysis considerations
• Electrical approach boundaries
• Personal protective equipment requirements
• Arc flash and arc blast causes and prevention
• Explanation of incident energy
• Incident energy and the arc flash protection boundary considerations
• Lockout requirements
• Voltage gradient concerns
• Step and touch potential
• The use of temporary grounds
• The electrically safe work condition requirements
  

  Suggested Participants:

· Electricians, maintenance technicians, maintenance supervisors, and health & safety committee members.

  Electrical Safety Program Duration:

· 3 Hours (maximum group size is 20)