Скачать или смотреть OSHA 30 Hours Lecture #5 (Basic Electrical Safety) Part #1 | OSHA 29 CFR 1910.301

Electrical safety is critical for preventing workplace injuries, fires, and fatalities. In this HSE Crew training video, we break down OSHA 29 CFR 1910.301 – Introduction to Electrical Safety in an easy-to-understand way.

You’ll learn:
Basic electrical terms (voltage, current, resistance, conductors, insulators)
The purpose of an electrical safety program and how it protects workers
Common workplace electrical hazards and how to avoid them
How water and conductive materials increase shock risk
Causes and effects of electric shocks on the human body
Differences between AC and DC shock hazards
Current levels and their impact on the body (OSHA risk levels)
Types of electrical burns and how to prevent them
-High voltage dangers and static electricity risks
Why electrical overloads are dangerous and how to prevent them

Whether you’re an electrician, engineer, maintenance worker, or just someone who wants to stay safe around electricity, this training will give you essential knowledge to identify and prevent hazards.

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