Electrical Safety Train the Trainer

The Train the Trainer Electrical Safety & Arc Flash Training is designed for training those who need to provide electrical safety training for Qualified Persons (those who work on and around energized electrical equipment) and is based on the most current version of NFPA 70E®, OSHA 29 CFR 1910.331-335, and industry best practices. A Martin Technical electrical safety expert will provide detailed instruction and teach-back for Qualified Person safety training requirements and including hands-on activities and real-world scenarios to prepare workers to identify electrical hazards and how to work safe around them.

Training Objectives

Attendees will learn the following:

1. How OSHA and NFPA rules apply to your workplace
2. How to teach electrical safety and find answers

3. The difference between “qualified” and “unqualified” electrical workers
4. Identify different electrical hazards
5. Understand the damage electricity can have on people and equipment
6. Use proper response methods for electrical safety accidents
7. How to recognize and work in hazardous boundaries
8. Read arc flash data
9. Apply arc flash and shock hazard warning information
10. Use safe work practices to help prevent accidents and injuries
11. How to choose, use and care for electrical safety PPE
12. Use and care for testing equipment and tools
13. The importance of electrical preventive maintenance for electrical safety
14. Electrical preventive maintenance best practices
15. Electrical safety concerns for special equipment and hazardous locations
16. How to apply their knowledge of arc flash safety

Safety Qualified™ Electrical Worker Certification

For the programs that include the Safety Qualified™ Electrical Worker Certification, students will put their knowledge and skills to test by demonstrating how to safely work on and around electrical equipment.

Different scenarios are created with live, finger safe voltages (24 volt) equipment, and the students must go through the process of creating an electrically safe environment before working, including proper circuit identification, and use of multimeters.

Safety Qualified™ Electrical Worker Testing & Certification

Performing Risk Assessments
Performing Job Briefings
Using NFPA Tables & Arc Flash Labels
Identify Shock Hazards & Arc Flash Hazards
Select Appropriate PPE
Establish Boundaries & Notifications
Proper Inspection of PPE
Demonstrate Appropriate Safe Work Practices
Selecting and Using Meters
Lockout Process
Safety Qualified™ Electrical Worker Exam

Hands-On Demonstration & Testing

Our electrical safety training programs include our hands-on training and demonstration kits which provide examples of electrical PPE, tools and test equipment. An electrical disconnect box is also part of the demonstration kits.

Training on equipment at your location can also be done to provide students with real-world application of electrical safety practices.

Testing can be done through observation, oral quizzing or written tests.

electrical safety training hands on workshop kit

Student Materials

Students will be provided with Uncle Monkey’s Electrical Safety Field Guide written by Martin Technical. This field guide is based on the most recent version of NFPA 70E® which is referenced throughout the training.

Uncle Monkey Electrical Safety Field Guide Books This pocket book summarizes OSHA regulations as well as NFPA 70E® and is an excellent reference book for on-the-job information.

electrical safety training safety qualified hard hat sticker Students completing the course will receive a Safety Qualified™ – Electrical Safety Trained hard hat sticker as an important safety reminder to follow electrical safety policies and procedures.

CEUs

After completion of this course, students will receive a Certificate of Completion and .1 CEUs (Continuing Education Units) for each hour of class.

Training certificate CEUs

All training certificates will be stored by Martin Technical for future reference, validation and 3rd party documentation.