This course is perfect for keeping up to date on the topic of Electrical Safety and ensuring your are familiar with the basics of this area.
Electrical Safety
Electrical hazards unlike mechanical hazards are not usually obvious and therefore a serious danger/concern.
Electrical accidents can cause burns, electric shock, fire and other injuries resulting from falls and jolts.
The more serious injuries include amputations from burns, maiming, heart conditions and fatalities.
Electrical accidents can be caused by:
Major contributing factor of electrical accidents in the workplace is poor work practices.
Standards require regular testing and tagging in our workplace, it is up to you to follow the correct safe working procedures and report all problems requiring fixing to your manager.
A qualified electrician is required to check electrical equipment and cord extension sets.