Electrical Safety Training
Electrical Safety Training Videos
Electrical hazards — shock, arc flash, arc blast, and fire — are among the most serious risks in any workplace. Our electrical safety training videos help you meet OSHA’s general industry electrical standards (29 CFR 1910 Subpart S, 1910.331–335) and construction requirements (1926 Subpart K), with safe work practices that also reflect industry guidance such as NFPA 70E.
These programs explain the difference between qualified and unqualified persons, shock and arc-flash hazards, approach boundaries, grounding, lockout/tagout of electrical energy, and the proper use of arc-rated PPE. Both qualified workers and general employees who work near electrical equipment benefit from training appropriate to their level of exposure.
Each electrical safety kit is available in DVD or USB and in English and Spanish, and includes a training video, presenter’s guide, PowerPoint, quiz, and certificates of completion. Browse the OSHA electrical safety training videos below, or call (800) 859-1870 for help choosing titles.
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Electrical Safety Training — Frequently Asked Questions
What OSHA standards cover electrical safety training?
General industry electrical safety is governed by OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Subpart S (1910.331–335), with construction requirements in 1926 Subpart K. Many programs also reference NFPA 70E for arc-flash and electrical safe work practices.
What is the difference between a qualified and unqualified person?
OSHA distinguishes “qualified” persons, who are trained to work on or near exposed energized parts, from “unqualified” persons. Both require training appropriate to their exposure. Our videos cover safe work practices for each.
What topics does electrical safety training cover?
Topics include shock and arc-flash hazards, lockout/tagout of electrical energy, safe work practices, approach boundaries, grounding, and proper PPE such as arc-rated clothing.
What is included in the electrical safety training kit?
Each kit includes a training video, presenter’s guide, PowerPoint, quiz, and certificates, available in DVD or USB and in English and Spanish.