Training Course on Preventing Electrical Hazards in the Workplace
1Summary
Electrical accidents are among the deadliest incidents any workplace can face, and the risk only grows as facilities rely more heavily on electrical systems for daily operations. The Training Course on Preventing Electrical Hazards in the Workplace, delivered by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy, is designed specifically for people working in electrical connection and management, using modern approaches the Academy has carefully developed to cut down on electrical shocks.
Workplace accidents are already a major concern for any facility, and because electrical accidents so often prove fatal, every industrial site has a responsibility to guide its workers toward limiting how often they happen, protecting production and people alike.
2Objectives and target group
Who Should Attend?
- Workers in electricity management, and the managers of energy companies.
- Workers and managers across facilities where electrical work is part of daily operations.
- Directors and owners of large commercial and industrial companies, and general managers in public and private companies.
What Participants Will Know by the End of the Course
- The properties of electrical currents and how to avoid the risks they carry.
- How to spot abnormal signs in machines and equipment that need maintenance.
- How to give first aid to someone exposed to an electrical shock.
3Course Content
Module 1: Understanding Electrical Risk
- Types of electrical risks, and the definition, causes and consequences of electrical shock.
- Biological damage caused by electricity, and methods of electricity prevention.
Module 2: Building a Risk Assessment Process
- Establishing and developing procedures to identify, assess and control risk.
- Evaluating information and data about the work environment to spot hazardous tasks and conditions, and analyzing the environment for risk assessment.
Module 3: Assessment Methods and Categories
- Methods and categories of risk assessment, including field work for risk assessment.
- The relationship between risk and an institution's policies and procedures.
Module 4: Precautions and Certification
- Precautions to take to avoid risk, and the right timing for taking them.
- Reasons for assessing risk, methods for certifying assessments, and handling risks linked to corruption.
Course Locations:
The course runs in Egypt, Jordan, Malaysia, Turkey, England, France, Italy, Germany, Sweden, Austria, Denmark, Australia and the United States, at times and places that fit your schedule.
Delivery Formats:
- Group training at Academy centers.
- One-on-one training.
- Field and hands-on training on an advanced curriculum.
- Theoretical training in dedicated Academy halls.
Certification:
Participants who complete the course receive a certificate accredited by the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy.
Note:
- We can deliver this course at the time and place that suits you.
- This course is also offered to a senior audience, at a high standard — contact the Academy's team for details.