This three-day in-depth practical training is led by experienced electrical professionals with decades of experience. This course blends theoretical knowledge with practical exercises designed to enhance the application of safety best practices for workplace electrical power distribution systems. The course extensively covers the CSA Z462-24 Workplace Electrical Safety Standard and applies safety best practices through scenario-based classroom exercises.
3 days of intensive training designed to provide both foundational and advanced knowledge, while engaging course participants in realistic workplace exercises such as:
The course uses a blend of lectures, interactive discussions, and extensive classroom exercises to engage participants so they can apply learning immediately to their work environments. The approach is designed to be engaging and effective, using real-life scenarios to prepare participants for actual work situations.
Who should attend: Supervisors, Managers, Safety Professionals who oversee or work with complex electrical power systems.
Next Advanced High Voltage Safety for Electrical Leaders Courses | ||||
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October 23 – 25, 2024 | Edmonton, AB | OR24690 | $5899.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
October 28 – 30, 2024 | Niagara Falls, ON | OR24691 | $5899.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
November 5 – 7, 2024 | Vancouver, BC | OR24692 | $5899.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
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Objective: Identify and understand the different types of electrical hazards associated with low & high voltage systems.
Objective: Navigate and apply provincial and federal regulations relevant to low & high voltage work.
Objective: Apply the hierarchy of risk control to electrical safety scenarios to minimize and control hazards.
View all topicsObjective: Identify and understand the different types of electrical hazards associated with low & high voltage systems.
Objective: Navigate and apply provincial and federal regulations relevant to low & high voltage work.
Objective: Apply the hierarchy of risk control to electrical safety scenarios to minimize and control hazards.
Objective: Accurately interpret and apply information from arc flash and shock warning labels to ensure safe operations.
Objective: Create and utilize JHA and FLHA documents to effectively manage workplace hazards.
Objective: Effectively prepare and utilize energized electrical work permits to manage work safely.
Objective: Demonstrate safe practices for using multimeters in energized electrical environments.
Objective: Explain the function and safety benefits of arc flash reduction maintenance switches in electrical systems.
Objective: Perform low voltage switching operations safely and effectively.
Objective: Develop and implement effective lockout/tagout procedures to ensure a safe work environment.
Objective: Understand and apply temporary protective grounding practices for high voltage work.
Objective: Master electrical switching techniques to enhance workplace safety and system reliability.
Objective: Design and execute effective emergency response for electrical safety incidents.
Date | City & prov | Venue | Code | |
October 23 – 25, 2024 | Edmonton , AB | Hampton Inn Edmonton/Sherwood Park | OR24690 | Register |
October 28 – 30, 2024 | Niagara Falls , ON | Best Western Cairn Croft | OR24691 | Register |
November 5 – 7, 2024 | Vancouver , BC | Delta Hotels Vancouver Delta | OR24692 | Register |
Peter Waugh brings 44 years of experience in fields of maintenance and human resources management. Peter graduated in Electrical Engineering from the University of New Brunswick. He started his career with Westinghouse Industrial Field Service servicing power distribution equipment. He then moved to the Pulp & Paper industry where he worked for three companies over the next 30 years working in...
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