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Electrical Arc Flash Awareness

Every day, one to two arc flash related fatalities occur across North America. An arc flash can generate temperatures up to 35,000 degrees Fahrenheit (19,000 degrees Celsius), posing severe hazards when working in or near electrical panels and systems. Extreme precautions are necessary to mitigate these risks. Both OSHA and NFPA 70E provide standards to protect workers from such dangers. This 16 minutes arc flash training course introduces you to these hazards, explains the types of injuries they can cause, and outlines the precautions you can take to stay safe. Successful trainees earn a certificate of completion.

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Learning Objectives

Recognize the need for extreme precautions when working in environments with electrical arcs.
Safely work near electrical panels and systems.
Protect yourself from potentially deadly electrical accidents.

Understand and adhere with OSHA and NFPA 70E standards.
Identify and assess electrical hazards and risks.
Implement safe work practices and emergency response procedures.

Course Outline

1. Introduction
1. Welcome
2. Introduction
3. Learning Objectives
4. Learning Activity: Significance of the Arc Flash Hazard
2. Definition
1. What Is an Arc Flash?
2. What Causes an Arc Flash?
3. Knowledge Check: What Is an Arc Flash?
4. Knowledge Check: What Causes an Arc Flash?
3. Causes of Injury
1. Common Causes of Injury
2. Injuries Resulting from an Arc Flash
3. Learning Activity: Causes of Electrical Arc-Related Injuries

4. Precautions and Safe Work Practices
1. General Precautions and Safe Work Practices
2. Learning Activity: PPE
3. Learning Activity: Hazard Warning Labels
4. Hazard Boundaries
5. Summary
1. Summary