Electricity is part of our daily life at work and home, yet it poses serious hazards when not handled safely. This training provides participants with essential knowledge on electricity, risks, and safety practices to prevent accidents and injuries.
Objectives
Understand the basics of electricity (AC/DC, voltage, current, power).
Recognize electrical hazards and risks in workplaces.
Apply safe practices when handling electrical equipment.
Learn protective measures, PPE use, and lockout/tagout procedures.
Strengthen awareness on earthing, protection devices, and competent persons.
Who Should Attend
Engineers, supervisors, and technicians.
Safety & health committee members.
Employees working with or near electrical systems.
Lessons Module
Basics of electricity (AC/DC, voltage, amps, power).
Single-phase & three-phase supply systems.
Electrical measurements & tools.
Cables and their applications.
Electrical hazards: short circuit, earth fault, direct short.
Safety procedures & hazard reduction methods.
Protection devices & systems.
Lockout/Tagout, PPE, and permit-to-work systems.
Earthing concepts and types.
Role and importance of competent persons.
Benefits
Strong awareness of electrical hazards.
Improved safety practices at work.
Reduced risk of electrical accidents and injuries.
Compliance with safety and regulatory requirements.