Electrical Safety for Construction.

• Construction workers and helpers performing electrical or near-electrical tasks
• Crew leaders, foremen, and on-site supervisors
• Safety managers, coordinators, and compliance personnel
• Contractors and subcontractors working around energized equipment
• Workers using powered tools, extension cords, or temporary power systems

• Understand the basics of electrical safety in construction environments
• Identify unsafe electrical conditions, tools, and equipment
• Apply safe practices when working near energized circuits or components
• Correctly use electrical PPE to prevent shocks, burns, and arc flash injuries
• Recognize high-risk conditions and implement hazard controls
• Follow OSHA, NEC, and NFPA electrical safety requirements
• Respond effectively to electrical incidents and emergencies

• Module 1: Introduction to Electrical Safety
– Why Electrical Safety Matters in Construction
– Understanding Basic Electrical Terms (Voltage, Current, Resistance)
– Effects of Electric Shock and Arc Flash
– Overview of OSHA and NFPA Requirements

• Module 2: Identifying Electrical Hazards on the Jobsite
– Common Electrical Hazards (wires, panels, water, cords)
– Recognizing Unsafe Tools and Equipment
– High-Risk Work Conditions and Activities
– Hazard Warning Signs, Labels, and Color Codes

• Module 3: Controlling Electrical Hazards
– Hierarchy of Controls in Electrical Work
– Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Procedures for Construction
– Using GFCIs, Insulated Tools, and Safe Equipment
– Establishing Safe Work Zones and Boundaries

• Module 4: Electrical PPE and Tool Safety
– Types of Electrical PPE (Gloves, Clothing, Eye/Face Protection)
– Inspecting and Maintaining Extension Cords and Power Tools
– Understanding Double Insulation and Grounding
– Using Ladders and Platforms Around Electricity

• Module 5: Safe Work Practices and Procedures
– Planning and Conducting Pre-Task Briefings
– Working Near Overhead and Underground Power Lines
– Safe Use of Temporary Power and Generators
– Emergency Response and First Aid for Electrical Incidents

• Module 6: Building a Safety Culture
– Roles and Responsibilities (Supervisors, Workers, Contractors)
– Reporting Hazards and Near Misses
– Encouraging Stop Work Authority and Speaking Up
– Real-Life Case Studies and Lessons Learned

• Module 7: Final Assessment and Completion
– Final Assessment
– Certificate of Completion

• Enroll today — your certificate will be available immediately after completing the course
• Access all lessons from any device with an internet connection
• Stay compliant and keep your crew safe by mastering essential electrical safety practices for construction work