Electrical Safety Online Training Course and Certification

Electrical safety in the workplace plays a critical role in protecting workers from hazardous electrical currents, arc flashes, and static charges to prevent severe injuries and fatalities. Developed in strict accordance with Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) standards, this fully narrated, self-paced online course equips electricians, maintenance personnel, engineers, and frontline workers with essential safety protocols including Lockout/Tagout procedures, safe approach boundaries, Flame-Resistant (FR) PPE selection, and test instrument inspection; featuring auto-bookmarking progress and 100% mobile compatibility.

Course Features

Course Fee
$55.37 / person
Course Duration
Approximately 1 Hour 30 Minutes
Certificate Validity
Valid for 3 Years from the Date of Issue
Certification
Instant Certificate of Completion and Record of Training
Exam Attempts
Unlimited Exam Retakes
Delivery Format
Self-Paced / eLearning (100% Mobile Friendly, Fully Narrated & AODA Compliant)
Key Capabilities
Auto-Bookmark Progress, Centralized User Management & Instant Access
Support
Email (Weekdays 8 AM–5 PM EST)

Who Needs Electrical Safety Training?

This online training course is specifically designed for personnel who work directly with or near electrical equipment and power infrastructure, including:

  • Certified Electricians and Electrical Apprentices
  • Maintenance Personnel and Facilities Technicians
  • Plant Engineers and Field Technicians
  • Industrial Supervisors and Safety Managers
  • Any worker exposed to potential electrical hazards or high-voltage work areas

Learning Objectives

By completing this interactive eLearning module, learners will understand:

01

Electrical Hazard Recognition

Identifying arc flash, arc blast, electrical shocks, thermal burns, and electrical explosion risks.

02

Qualified vs. Unqualified Roles

Differentiating duties, required competencies, and restrictions for qualified versus unqualified employees.

03

De-Energization and Lockout/Tagout

Executing electrical lockout procedures, releasing stored energy, and verifying zero-energy states safely.

04

Approach Boundaries and Hot Work

Navigating Flash Protection Boundaries, safe approach distances, and precautionary hot work protocols.

05

PPE and Insulated Tools

Selecting, inspecting, testing, and maintaining Flame-Resistant (FR) clothing, electrical gloves, and insulated hand tools.

Course Outline

26 modules plus a final knowledge test, expand any topic for a preview.

01Module 1: Electrical Safety

Core practices, safety guidelines, and reasons why electrical safety training is mandatory.

02Module 2: What is a Qualified Employee?

Competencies, qualifications, and safety training standards required for electrical tasks.

03Module 3: What is an Unqualified Employee?

Safety boundary restrictions and limitations for non-electrical personnel.

04Module 4: Electrical Hazards

Detailed breakdown of electric shock, arc flash, arc blast, low/high current shocks, and hand injuries.

05Module 5: Understanding Risk and Reward

Evaluating workplace risk factors and escalation pathways to management.

06Module 6: Electrical Lockout

De-energizing, locking out, tagging out, and testing isolation devices safely.

07Module 7: Release Stored Energy

Discharge protocols for capacitors and high-capacitance elements before commencing work.

08Module 8: Remember

Essential verification checklists for test instruments and voltage testers.

09Module 9: Re-Energizing Equipment

Safe step-by-step procedures for restoring power following maintenance or servicing.

10Module 10: Electrical Hot Work

Special precautionary techniques, shielding, and insulating tools required near energized systems.

11Module 11: Approach Boundary

Determining safe physical distances from exposed electrical conductors and circuit parts.

12Module 12: Flash Protection Boundary

Thermal radiation limits, arc flash boundaries, and authorization requirements.

13Module 13: Electrical Personal Protection Equipment

FR clothing, head/eye/face protection, and specialized hand/arm protection.

14Module 14: Hazard/Risk Category Classifications

Matching specific tasks to appropriate PPE risk categories using industry charts.

15Module 15: FR Clothing Selected

Arc flash ratings, glove testing/care, grounding cables, insulated blankets, and ladder positioning.

16Module 16: Conductive Work Locations

Safety rules for portable electric tools and flexible cords in damp or conductive environments.

17Module 17: Ground-Fault Circuit Protection

Deploying GFCIs and protective trip devices in wet locations and with hand tools.

18Module 18: Ladders

Non-conductive portable ladder selection and overhead power line clearance distances.

19Module 19: Test Instruments

Inspecting test leads, probes, connectors, and rating categories prior to use.

20Module 20: Work Area Safety

Establishing safe perimeter controls, warning signs, and physical barricades.

21Module 21: Electrical Systems

Safety requirements for re-closing circuits following protective device trips.

22Module 22: Over-Current Protection

Strict prohibition guidelines against modifying or bypassing protective fuses and breakers.

23Module 23: System Markings

Interpreting voltage labels, equipment markings, and hazard signs.

24Module 24: Circuit ID

Accurate circuit identification labeling and directory management.

25Module 25: Conclusion

Summary of worker responsibilities for executing safe electrical operations.

26Module 26: Additional Sources of Information

Key industry standards, OHS codes, and reference materials.

27Final Knowledge Test

Comprehensive evaluation via multiple-choice questions (MCQs) to gauge overall understanding.

Enrolling Your Team or Enterprise Workforce

Group Enrollments and Customized Corporate Training Solutions

Easily manage team safety training with central user management and flexible group options.

Key Advantages for Corporate Safety Managers

User Management Dashboard

Easily assign access, monitor progress, and manage learner records.

Instant Audit Records

Download completion certificates and records of training immediately upon completion.

Custom eLearning & Localization

Swift eLearning Services offers course customization and translation for enterprise deployment.

Individual vs. Enterprise Options

Pricing and feature comparison: Individual Learner, Group Enrollment, and Custom Package tiers of the Electrical Safety Online Training course
Feature / Capability Individual Learner Group Enrollment Custom Package
Price $55.37 / person Group Rates Available Custom Quote
Self-Paced Web Access
Certificate & Record of Training Included (Valid 3 Years) Included (Valid 3 Years) Included (Valid 3 Years)
User Management N/A
Customization & Translation N/A N/A
Custom Branding & Logo Integration N/A N/A
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Custom eLearning Solutions and Customization

Updating and Optimizing Industry-Specific Content

Need custom safety training or course adjustments? Swift eLearning Services offers tailored solutions to keep your training relevant and engaging:

  • Fast, High-Quality Turnaround
  • Custom Solutions & Content Translation
  • Engaging & Cost-Effective Training Materials

Technical Specifications & Features

Course Delivery

Self-Paced eLearning (100% Mobile Friendly).

Accessibility

Fully Narrated & AODA Compliant.

Navigation

Auto-bookmarking feature allows learners to pause and resume anytime.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How does this course differentiate between a Qualified and Unqualified employee?

The training explicitly outlines the skills, training, and authorizations required for a "Qualified" person to work on energized parts, while instructing "Unqualified" personnel on approach boundaries and safety restrictions to prevent accidental contact.

What are the key rules for inspecting electrical gloves and FR clothing before use?

Module 15 covers ASTM labeling charts, air-testing procedures for rubber insulating gloves, visual damage checks for Flame-Resistant (FR) garments, and proper storage practices to maintain dielectric integrity.

Why are control switches like push buttons insufficient for de-energizing machinery?

The course explains that control circuit devices (such as push buttons or selector switches) do not provide physical electrical isolation. Formal Lockout/Tagout procedures require disconnecting main power switches or circuit breakers directly.

Is Ground-Fault Circuit Interrupter (GFCI) protection covered for outdoor or wet locations?

Yes. Module 17 provides detailed instructions on mandatory GFCI protection for portable power tools, extension cords, and highly conductive or damp work areas to prevent electric shock incidents.

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