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 Electrical
Safety
Basic
Electrical Safety in the Workplace (ELE-001)
Designed to make employees aware of basic electrical safety in the
workplace. Plugs, cords, cables, disconnect switches, hand/power tool safety
and other electrical safety requirements. (10 min., 1991, English)
DBP
Electrical
Safety Series 1: Electrical Principles (ELE‑004)
This video discusses how electricity works, electrical circuits, proper
grounding, and circuit-protection devices. This video series complies with
OSHA's Electrical Safety Standard, 1910.331-335. (14 min., 1989, English)
CTT
Electrical
Safety Series 2: Avoiding Electrical Hazards (ELE-005)
This video discusses keeping your environment safe, personal protection,
safe work procedures, working on energized circuits, working near equipment
and lines, and lockout/tagout. It addresses the 1910.332 Electrical Safe
Work Practices Standard for Maintenance Workers. Note: It is a general
overview only and is not adequate to "qualify" electrical workers.
Workers need more specific training such as personal protective equipment
training in testing equipment and job site hazard assessment. (19 min.,
1989, English) CTT
Electrical
Safety Series 3: Electrical Emergency Response (ELE-006)
This video discusses the effects and levels of shock, first aid procedures,
and responding to electrical fires. This video series complies with OSHA's
Electrical Safety Standard (1910.331-335). (14 min., 1989, English)
CTT
Electrical
Safety Series 4: Fatal Shock - Electrical Case Histories (ELE-007)
This video shows dramatic reenactments of actual incidents and the
importance of following proper procedures. It discusses reporting unsafe
electrical working conditions, personal protective equipment, and personal
verification of lockout/tagout. This video series complies with OSHA's
Electrical Safety Standard (1910.331-335) (24 min., 1992, English) CTT
Electrical
Safety-Related Work Practices (ELE‑008K) 1
A training package that outlines the requirements for training employees
exposed to electrical hazards. Presents a thorough overview of electrical
safety as it pertains to the standard. Topics covered include electrical
accidents, qualified and unqualified persons, employee training, work
practices covered by the standard, protective equipment, and protective
shields and barriers. Includes a manual. (16 min., 1993, English) CRC
The
Electrical Standard: What You Need to Know Training Kit (ELE-013K) 1
This training kit teaches your employees: how to properly work on or near
exposed energized and de-energized parts, proper use of illumination and
protective equipment, definitions of "qualified" and
"unqualified" employees under the standard, proper use of portable
electrical equipment, testing procedures, and safeguards for protective
equipment. (15 min., 1992, English) JJK
A
Bright Arc … (ELE-020)
Deals with the dangers of working near overhead and underground powerlines.
It shows, through dramatic footage and computer animation, what can happen
if you or someone on your job site accidentally contacts an energized
powerline. The video emphasizes safety through planning. It gives practical
advice on how to avoid contact, wheat minimum clearance distances are
required, and what to do if you accidentally contact a powerline. (Any
requirements are geared to Canada, but generally a good video on powerline
safety.) (11 min., 1990, English) WCBBC
Construction
Electrical Safety (ELE-021)
This video is specifically for construction workers and provides
fast-paced training. Knowing how to recognize and avoid electrical accidents
means escaping injury and possibly even death. Following the procedures
highlighted in this video will help protect workers from electrical hazards
on the job. Topics: techniques for safe equipment use; making the work
environment safe; responding to an accident. (10 min., 1993, English) CTT
Ground-Fault
Protection on Construction Sites (ELE‑022)
This video provides information about shock and electrocution hazards and
how these can be reduced through proper grounding. Discussion of OSHA
standard on ground-fault protection at construction sites. (13 min., 1988,
English) OSHA
Bonding
and Grounding (ELE-002)
A short video describing how static electricity causes sparks and shows the
grounding techniques while using gasoline. (5 min., 1996, English)
DBP
Take
Charge: Work Safely with Temporary Electricity (ELE-023)
This video has been developed to train construction employees how to work
safely around temporary electricity. (17 min., 1991, English)
AGCA
Electrical
Safety: Beware the Bite! (ELE-024K) 1
A sudden and unexpected electrical shock is like the bite of a poisonous
snake! This Toolkit shows workers how to protect themselves from this
controllable hazard and what to do if danger strikes. The toolkit contains
the video, Electrical Safety: Beware The Bite!, employee handbooks, a
leader’s guide and several overhead transparency masters. Topics include:
conductivity; levels of protection; safe work practices; lockout/tagout;
personal protective equipment; emergency response. (20 min., 1996, English)
CTT
Electrical
Safety: Real, Real Life (ELE-025K) 1
This video program is designed to provide important information about safe
work practices when working with or around electricity. The interactive
video program focuses on how employees can protect themselves from injuries
– or even fatalities. Includes employee handbooks, pocket reference cards
and a Leader’s Guide. Topics include: awareness, attitude, action;
conductivity; safe work practices; PPE; using GFCI’s. (13 min., 1998,
English) CTT
Ground
Fault Circuit Interrupters (ELE-026)
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Excellent program that reviews what GFCI’s are all about, how they work
and general safety procedures for protection against electrical shock. (11
min., English) ASTI
General
Electrical Principles (ELE-027)
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This excellent training video provides your employees with a good foundation
in how electricity works, electrical terminology, and the dangers that
electricity can pose. It
addresses correct work practices, hazard identification, and emergency
response procedures. (18 min., 2002, English)
ATR
Spanish: General
Electrical Principles (ELE-028S)
Hunt
Down Electrical Hazards (ELE-029)
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Teach employees to take caution with power tools & utility lights.
Teaches employees about: use of senses to identify potential electrical
hazards; handling electrical shocks, burns and fires; safe work practices
for electricity (10 min., 1995, English)
LIP
Seguridad
Eléctrica - Las Regulaciones Del OSHA (Electrical Safety - The OSHA
Regulations) (ELE‑016S)
Satisfy the OSHA training requirements under 1910.331 for
"non-qualified" employees. Provide information employees need to
work safely, including; electricity, fuses, circuit breakers, grounding, GFI;
Equipment: outlets, plugs extension cords & ladders. (15 min.,
1995, Spanish) LIP
See also:
·
Maintenance Person Safety—General
Maintenance (FAC‑013)
·
Fire Prevention Responsibilities
(FIR‑001)
·
Electrical Safety in the Laboratory
(LAB‑001)
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