Electrical Safety Principles

Course Name: Electrical Safety Principles For Maintenance Work

This Electrical Safety Principles training gives guidance on electrical safety principles and procedures for maintenance workers.

The Course Includes:

Comprehensive yet concise explanation

Certificate on completion

Simple login & user access

The latest industry best practice

Learning Outcomes:

Identify the sources of electrical exposure for workers

Identify the risks associated with electrical exposure

Understand how to select & check necessary equipment

Understand how to follow electrical maintenance safety procedures when appropriate

Understand how to use personal protective equipment (PPE)

This training course is approved by:

Electrical Safety Principles For Maintenance Work

£25.00 +VAT

Courses Price per Course
1 - 14 £25.00
15 - 24 £22.00
25 - 34 £20.00
35 - 44 £18.00
45 - 59 £15.00
60 - 69 £14.00
70 - 89 £12.00
90 - 99 £10.00
100 - 200 £9.50

About the Electrical Safety Principles Training

This online training course is intended for maintenance workers who encounter electrical equipment during their work duties.

The purpose of this training course is to enable workers to practice electrical safety principles and procedures to ensure that they can work safely with electrical equipment.

Why Is Electrical Safety Principles Training Important?

Most electrical accidents happen during the maintenance of electrical equipment, according to the Health and Safety Executive (HSE). These accidents commonly occur due to inadequately trained staff and/or unaddressed issues in the work environment. Even certified electricians can make mistakes that result in injury, damage to property, and legal penalties.

To avoid electrical accidents, employers must provide up-to-date training for any staff who work in any proximity to electrical equipment. Procedures for equipment maintenance should be current, clear, and effective. This helps businesses save money, keep employees safe, and avoid legal penalties.

Employers are legally compelled to ensure the health and safety of their employees, and electrical safety training is an important part of that duty.

Course Outline

Single Module

35+ minutes

This online training course comprises the following sections:

  • Important safety principles
  • Procedures for disconnection, including:
    • Identification
    • Disconnection
    • Isolation
    • Proving dead
    • Dissipating residual energy
    • Warnings & cordons
    • Release procedures
  • Two case studies that highlight lessons learned from previous accidents
  • Practical tips to help keep workers safe

Why Choose Electrical Safety Principles Training with Human Focus?

Study any time & in bite-size sessions

Less costly than a classroom training

Discounts on volume purchases

Provides excellent trainee support

Provides comprehensive awareness of safe electrical maintenance procedures

Helps to mitigate electrical accidents while maintaining the compliance

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Electrical Safety Principles Training Certification

Electrical Safety Principles For Maintenance Work Course Certificate

End of Course Assessment

At the end of the course, users must complete an end of course assessment before earning their certification.

The end of course test is:

  • 100% online
  • Multiple choice

A score of 80% is required to pass the test.

Approved Certification

The downloadable printable certificate approved by RoSPA will be issued instantly on course completion.

What does my certificate include?

The electrical safety principles certificate includes the Trainee’s name, Company name, Course name, Date of completion, Expiry date and name of the approval body.

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