Online Electrical Safety Training Courses
8 online electrical safety courses built to OSHA standards — from basic hazard recognition to lockout/tagout and Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW) compliance training. From $30 per course, certificate the same day.
Electrocution is one of construction's Fatal Four, and it is not just electricians at risk: tower techs working near live equipment, maintenance staff resetting breakers, and laborers around temporary power all need documented training. This category covers electrical hazard recognition, safe work practices for construction, ground-fault (GFCI) protection, control of hazardous energies, lockout/tagout, and a 3-hour Qualified Electrical Worker compliance course for crews whose sites require QEW documentation.
Courses run 30 minutes to 3 hours and cost $30–$80. Everything is self-paced and mobile-friendly, the final test allows unlimited free retakes, and the certificate of completion verifies online by unique code. Certificates are valid for two years, and if you manage a crew you can assign these courses from a team dashboard and watch completion in real time.
Electrical Training Courses
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Control of Hazardous Energies for Construction
Stored energy doesn't care that the switch is off. Learn to identify every energy source on a construction site, isolate and lock it out, release stored pressure, and verify zero energy before anyone puts hands on equipment. Stay protected during every service and repair.
Electrical Hazard Recognition
Most electrical injuries happen to people who never saw it coming. Train your eye to spot shock and arc-flash hazards, keep safe approach distances, choose the right PPE, and avoid the mistakes that put workers in the ER. A must for anyone working near energized equipment.
Electrical Safety and LOTO for General Industry
Equipment that powers on mid-repair is a leading cause of serious injury. This general-industry course combines electrical safety with lockout/tagout — de-energize, lock, tag, and verify like a pro, fully aligned with OSHA. Work on electrical systems with confidence, not luck.
Electrical Safety for Construction
Construction sites are full of live wires, wet conditions, and temporary power — a dangerous mix. Learn to recognize shock and arc-flash hazards, ground properly, and follow the safe work practices OSHA requires. Protect yourself and your crew on every project.
Ground Fault Protection for Construction
On a damp construction site, a faulty tool can be fatal. Learn how ground faults happen, how GFCIs and the assured equipment grounding program protect you, and what OSHA requires for temporary power. Simple knowledge that prevents electrocution.
Lockout Tagout (LOTO) Certification
LOTO is the difference between routine maintenance and a fatal accident. Get certified to control hazardous energy — apply locks and tags, verify zero energy, and keep equipment safely shut down during servicing. One worker, one lock, one life saved.
Qualified Electrical Worker (QEW) — Electrical Safety Compliance Training
Become the qualified electrical worker every compliant site needs. Built around NFPA 70E, this course covers arc-flash and shock boundaries, proper PPE, safe work practices, and electrical safety program requirements. Prove you can work energized systems safely.
Working Safely with Electricity for Construction
Electricity is unforgiving on a construction site — one wrong move and there's no second chance. Learn to recognize shock and arc-flash hazards, keep safe distances, ground correctly, and follow OSHA-aligned safe work practices. Work near power with real confidence.
Training a whole crew?
Buy seats once, assign courses to workers, track completion and share a QR certificate roster with site checkers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the QEW course make me a 'qualified' electrical worker?
It covers the training component. Under OSHA rules the employer designates who is qualified, based on training plus demonstrated skills on the specific equipment. Our certificate documents the training piece with an online verification code.
What is the difference between LOTO and Control of Hazardous Energies?
Same discipline, different depth: Lockout Tagout (LOTO) Certification is the full course, while Control of Hazardous Energies for Construction is a shorter construction-focused version. If your site paperwork says 'LOTO', take the LOTO certification.
Who needs electrical safety training?
Not just electricians — anyone working on or near energized equipment or temporary power. Many GCs expect documented electrical safety awareness from every trade on site.
How long is the certificate valid?
Two years, verifiable online the whole time by its unique code. We remind you before it expires.