California Electrical Hazard Recognition/Control For Construction

Overview & Objectives

The California Electrical Hazard Recognition/Control for Construction safety course from Exceed Safety is an intermediate-level training designed to teach participants how to prevent and avoid serious injuries or fatalities due to electrical hazards found on California construction sites. Participants can expect to learn about California-specific electrical regulations, unsafe for improperly installed electrical equipment, workplaces exposed to common electrical hazards, and how to mitigate risks when working with electrical equipment.

Exceed Safety’s California Electrical Hazard Recognition/Control for Construction teaches low voltage safety orders in California, California Electrical Hazard Recognition Control, and California/OSHA standards governing electrical safety in construction. Specific course topics include the following:

Electricity as a workplace hazard
Introduction to Electrical Hazard Recognition and Control in California
Jobsite hazards and controls (parts 1 and 2)
Tool safety tips
Clues that indicate electrical hazards may exist
Safety-related work practices

Specific industry terms covered throughout the three courses include the following:

California/OSHA Safety Orders – Low Voltage Safety Orders
California-specific Electrical Hazard Safety
California-specific Electrical Hazard Safety Class
National Electrical Code (NEC)
National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
OSHA’s Electrical Safety – Construction

Who Is This Course For?

The California Electrical Hazard Recognition/Control for Construction course is designed for both employees and managers on California-based construction worksites. Individuals who will specifically benefit from this course include the following:

California-based construction workers
California-based construction managers
California-based construction supervisors

Features & Benefits

Exceed Safety’s California Electrical Hazard Recognition/Control for Construction course teaches California-based workers how to recognize and mitigate risks associated with electricity on the jobsite. Upon successful completion of this course, participants can expect to:

Know safe work practices to implement when using electrical equipment
Implement protective measures when dealing with electrical hazards
Understand how to maintain a safe working environment for oneself and others Be able to identify potential electrical risks onsite

In Person Training

Participants in this course can expect to be engaged with a dynamic, intentional, and highly experienced instructor. Our in-person class allows for questions to be answered immediately, open discussions, and hands-on learning. Some classes can be done via Zoom (just give us a call) and can be combined with virtual-blended learning. It is our goal to teach with a variety of strategies that allow everyone to be engaged in a fun and comfortable learning environment.