Electrical Hazard Recognition & Control for Construction
Electrical Hazard Recognition & Control for Construction
Electrical Hazard Recognition & Control for Construction is a specialized training course designed to protect workers from electrical risks on construction sites. This course provides practical knowledge on identifying, assessing, and controlling electrical hazards to ensure compliance with OSHA standards and a safer work environment.
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• Construction workers performing tasks around electrical systems
• Crew leaders, foremen, and supervisors
• Safety managers, coordinators, and compliance personnel
• Contractors and subcontractors working near energized equipment
• Identify common electrical hazards found on construction sites
• Understand OSHA and NEC safety requirements for electrical work
• Apply safe practices when working around energized equipment or circuits
• Use lockout/tagout procedures correctly to control hazardous energy
• Develop effective strategies for preventing electrical accidents
• Recognize high-risk areas, activities, and unsafe conditions
• Select and use proper PPE, tools, and protective equipment
• Respond appropriately to electrical incidents and injuries
• Module 1: Understanding Electrical Hazards
– What Is Electricity? Basic Concepts for Workers
– Common Electrical Hazards on Construction Sites
– Effects of Electrical Shock on the Human Body
– OSHA Definitions and Key Electrical Terms
• Module 2: Hazard Identification
– Energized vs. De-Energized Equipment
– Identifying Unsafe Conditions and Poor Practices
– Recognizing High-Risk Areas and Work Activities
– Real-World Case Examples of Missed Hazards
• Module 3: Controlling Electrical Hazards
– Hierarchy of Controls Applied to Electrical Work
– De-Energizing and Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Basics
– Using GFCIs and Insulated Tools
– Safe Work Distances and Barriers
• Module 4: PPE, Tools, and Safe Work Practices
– Selecting and Using Electrical PPE (Gloves, Clothing, Eye Protection)
– Inspecting and Maintaining Extension Cords and Power Tools
– Avoiding Contact With Overhead and Underground Power Lines
– Emergency Response for Electrical Injuries
• Module 5: Creating a Hazard-Aware Jobsite
– Daily Hazard Assessments and Pre-Task Briefings
– Supervisor Responsibilities and Crew Communication
– Cultivating an “If You See Something, Say Something” Culture
– Final Assessment
– Certificate
• Enroll today — your certificate will be available immediately after course completion
• Access the training from any device with an internet connection
• Keep your crew safe by mastering electrical hazard recognition and control in compliance with OSHA standards
