Learn how to develop an electrical safety program that meets OSHA regulations in the one-day seminar. Using concepts and requirements found in OSHA, NEC and NFPA 70E, Electrical Safety in the Workplace, you will be able to perform a site assessment, identify factors that make a task hazardous, and provide protective schemes to address hazards. You will learn how to write procedures, develop safe work practices and select appropriate personal protective equipments. Topics include: ground fault protection, temporary wiring for job sites, power line safety, cord & tool safety, lock-out/tag-out, and personal protective requirements for qualified live electrical work.
Each participant will receive the Construction Safety Council's Electrical Safety for Construction Workbook, which includes: safety checklists, permit forms, model lock out/tag out program and a toolbox talk on power line hazards.
For registration and more information The Construction Safety Council at 1-800-552-7744
Non-Contributor cost - $225
Contributor cost - $125
Note: Contributor pricing is for any contractor or contractor employee that contributes to the Chicagoland Construction Safety Council with a penny per hour (or more) contribution through the various building trade unions or trade associations in Chicago. These include Bricklayers, Carpenters, Cement Masons, Electricians, Glaziers, Iron Workers, Laborers, Mechanical Contractors (members of MCA), Plasterers, Operating Engineers, Sheet Metal Workers, Teamsters, Technical Engineers, and Tuckpointers.