eLearning is available online 24/7 or licensed for use on your company’s learning management system (LMS). Workers have access to their training from anywhere using an internet connection.

Courses are set up in modules, so learners can work at their own pace to complete the training on a schedule that aligns with your operations.

This training consists of a multimedia-based, highly interactive experience comprised of several modules with multiple lessons, knowledge checks and a final assessment.

The courses use 3D “Virtual Electrical Workplace” scenarios and our unique digital electrical classroom as a learning aid to teach concepts. Each module includes digital reference materials and a knowledge check that utilizes interactive elements to engage the student in the learning process.

Uses industry accepted best practice Standards in support of meeting OSHA and OH&S Regulatory due diligence for arc flash and shock. Developed by industry leading Subject Matter Experts, our eLearning is an effective and accepted form of training for your workers.

This one-day electrical safety training course is intended to educate electrical workers to identify the hazards of shock and arc flash, and prevent injuries and incidents in the workplace associated with those hazards.

The training course content was developed using industry-accepted best practices and Standards in support of meeting the training requirements of OSHA/OH&S regulatory due diligence for arc flash and shock hazards. The training course is focused on practical understanding and application of the NFPA 70E/CSA Z462 electrical safety Standards.

• Understand the role of Occupational Health & Safety Regulations and how the NFPA 70E/ CSA Z462 Standards can be used as a basis for due diligence.
• Understand arc flash and shock hazards and how to identify when you are exposed to them.
• Understand what energized electrical work is, and that de-energization is the priority.
• Roles and responsibilities.
• Follow a Plan, Do, Check, Act continuous improvement process for managing electrical hazard exposure.
• Learn the Process for Establishing and Verifying an Electrically Safe Work Condition.
• When do I need an Energized Electrical Work Permit (EEWP)?
• Understand what a risk assessment procedure is and that it is a tool to make decisions.
• Learn the Hierarchy of Risk Control Methods and how to apply them to reduce risk.
• Learn how to perform a Shock Risk Assessment, and determine additional protective measures including work practices, the Limited and Restricted Approach Boundaries and shock PPE, tools & equipment.
• Learn how to perform an Arc Flash Risk Assessment, and determine additional protective measures including work practices, the Arc Flash Boundary, and arc flash PPE.
• Learn about Electrical Specific PPE, Tools & Equipment selection, care, use and maintenance.
• Electrical incident management and emergency response to electrical incidents including emergency release of a shock victim.

• Qualified Electrical Workers (electricians, electrical engineers, electrical engineering technologists, and other trades with electrical scope). Client worker categories include Low Voltage (LV – working on equipment at 1000V or less), High Voltage (HV – working on equipment greater than 1000V), and Task Qualified (trades with electrical scope including HVAC, Cathodic Protection, Elevator, Fire Alarm and Overhead Door and Crane Mechanics/ Technicians, etc.). Other trades with electrical scope including Power Engineers and REFM Plumbers.
• Qualified Instrumentation Workers
• Associate Electrical Workers (Apprentices, EITs, Technologists-In-Training)
• Electrical Safety Standby Person/Safety Watch (Qualified Electrical Worker or other category)
• Maintenance Managers and Supervisors overseeing personnel and contractor workforces who are responsible for adhering to the requirements of the ESP, such as Managers/ Superintendents and Supervisors/Forepersons.

Most beneficial type of training for Qualified Electrical Workers using eLearning as a prerequisite to traditional instructor-led training courses. Blended learning is the best training option for employers who provide their own internal electrical safety training.

Students have the ability to take the eLearning prerequisite portion of their blended learning anytime prior to classroom training. Our eLearning is available online 24/7 or hosted on the employer’s LMS for internal use.

Students learn through a variety of activities that apply to many different learning styles. Everyone benefits from workers spending less time demobilized in a classroom. Students are able to prepare and obtain prerequisite knowledge at their own pace.