3095 Electrical Standards

Available CEU Credit: 2.8
Safety CM Points: 4.0
BCSP Points available

Course Content
The 3095 Electrical Standards and Electrical Safe Work Practices course is designed to provide the student with the basic principles of electricity, an in-depth study of OSHA’s electrical standards, and the hazards associated with electrical installations and equipment. Emphasis is placed on safe work practices, hazard recognition and abatement, OSHA’s standards and inspection procedures and training in various types of electrical test equipment.

Prerequisites/Participant Tools
The course manual will be provided. The course manual on CD and the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) may be purchased for an additional fee.

Course Topics

• Hazard recognition and abatement
• Single, and three-phase systems
• Temporary wiring
• Extension cords
• Ohm’s Law
• Series and parallel circuits
• Adverse effects of electricity on the human body
• Cord and plug-connected and fixed equipment
• Grounding
• Ground-fault circuit interrupters
• Hazardous locations
• U.L. listed equipment
• Home safety
• Construction safety
• Safety-related work practices

This program can be delivered on site. Call Arlene Cook at 734.487.6991 for details.
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