Electrical Safety And LOTO For General Industry

Overview & Objectives

From general office work to manufacturing facilities, every workplace relies on electrical power. Yet electricity is one of the most dangerous elements faced by workers across many industries, and every employer and employee must heed safety precautions and follow OSHA’s best practices as well as regulatory requirements for safety in its presence. Electrical Safety and LOTO for General Industry addresses the basics of electrical safety and LOTO procedures to prepare team members to recognize and avoid electrical hazards encountered on the job to promote a safer work environment and prevent injuries and even death.

This intermediate-level online electrical safety and LOTO training course explains how to work safely with electricity and avoid the dangers of live current. Course topics include:

The basics of electricity and electrical safety
Common electrical hazards
OSHA’s safe work practices for electrical safety
Circuit protection devices
Ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCI)
Equipment design
Personal protective equipment (PPE)
Isolation and control of hazardous energy (COHE) strategies for electricity, including guarding of live parts, grounding, and more
Energy control devices and programs
Best practices for identifying and securing electrical energy sources
The importance of lockout/tagout procedures
Identifying a zero-energy state

Who is this Course for?

Electrical Safety and LOTO for General Industry is appropriate for all employees who work with electrical equipment in the course of their job duties in most industries, including:

Manufacturing
General office
Warehousing and distribution
Property management

Features & Benefits

After completing Electrical Safety and LOTO for General Industry, students will be prepared to work safely with and near electricity and identify common electrical hazards. You will understand the importance of following proper LOTO procedures and how to use appropriate and specialized electrical PPE to stay safe on the job. Additionally, you will learn more about the control and isolation of hazardous energy to prevent avoidable workplace injuries.

In Person Training

Participants in this in-person class can expect to be engaged with discussions, collaboration from other members of the course, team building experiences, and interactive learning. All our instructors have years of experience in the field and are highly qualified and skilled. We offer some classes via Zoom (just give us a call for more information). Some classes can be combined with virtual-blended learning, as well.