Electrical Safety in HAZMAT Environments:
This HAZWOPER safety training video program is integral to employees' understanding to meet or exceed OSHA training requirements for Electrical Safety in HAZMAT Environments. This safety training This workplace safety training program helps employees to understand the hazards associated with the presence of uncontrolled energy in hazardous materials environments, and how to reduce or eliminate these potential hazards.
This workplace safety hazard training also helps meet other regulatory requirements like the EPA's RCRA to regulate the handling of hazardous waste from cradle to grave; and others. But more importantly, this employee training program helps protect a company's most important asset, it's employees. This electrical safety training program also makes a great addition to the company and school electrician training programs, and one's electrical certificate. This program can be used as the basis for approximately two hours of classroom training.
Workplace Safety Employee Training Program Features:
The Electrical Safety in HAZMAT Environments training program is delivered in 4 different formats depending on your needs. They are DVD only, DVD with materials, CD-based training, and Video on demand (VOD). Each format has different combinations of the following safety training program features.
- A comprehensive leader's guide and training outline
- Reproducible scheduling & attendance form
- Employee quiz & answer key
- Training log
- Training certificate
- Printed poster (with materials option only)
- Training booklets (with materials option only)
- Interactive Computer Training (CD format only)
- Learning Management System (CD & VOD formats only)
- Instant Access 24/7 (VOD formats only)
- 300+ Training Resources (VOD formats only)
- 80+ Safety Videos (VOD formats only)
Electronic - HTML format is delivered via USB with downloadable content
Table of Contents
Electrical Safety in HAZMAT Environments training program covers:
- Arcs, sparks, and high temperatures.
- The National Electrical Code's three HAZMAT classes.
- Engineering controls.
- Intrinsically safe electrical systems.
- Isolating machinery.
- NEC Hazard Class I Areas.
- NEC Hazard Class II Areas.
- NEC Hazard Class III Areas.
- Purging, inerting, and pressurization.
- Confined spaces.
- Uncontrolled electrical sources.
- Dealing with Electricity During a HAZMAT Incident.
