OSHA 10 Hour Transmissions Distribution

Certificate Program Provided by e-Hazard Management 10 Hours This course covers earth grounding, equipment grounding, and high resistance grounding. It explains the differences between all three grounding systems, emphasizing the critical function that equipment ground performs. What You'll Learn a Introduction to OSHA. a Electrical Safety. a Personal Protective Grounding. a Lifting & Rigging. a Personal Protective Equipment. a Job Briefing. a Trenching & Excavation. a Confined & Enclosed Space. a Fall Protection. Who Should Attend a Electrical engineers a Safety engineers a Electrical Safety Trainers a Supervisors a Lineworkers Certified for Continuing Education with: a OSHA a IBEW a NECA a EEI

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OSHA 10 Hour Transmissions Distribution Seminar Schedule

OSHA 10 Hour Transmissions Distribution OSHA Approved 10 Hour Transmissions & Distributions Training

This course covers earth grounding, equipment grounding, and high resistance grounding. It explains the differences between all three grounding systems, emphasizing the critical function that equipment ground performs.

The class contains material developed by OSHA with NECA, EEI, and top electric utilities for their employees. Few have been authorized to teach this class and E-Hazard is lucky enough to have one of the few trainers who is not aligned with one utility, Mike Gibson CSP.

Mr. Gibson has been a key influencing factor for top safety performers both nationally and internationally. He has been recognized and benchmarked as an expert in implementing safety processes for some of the world s largest companies. His expertise in the field has resulted in appointments to the NIOHS Injury Prevention Council and the OSHA Electrical Federal Best Practice Team.

Together with Mike Gibson, e-Hazard has developed a program that builds on the already existing OSHA curriculum to create a more engaging class while still covering all the OSHA materials. This class can be done on a utility site for a daily rate plus books or we can arrange an offsite location for a multiple utility training.

Our workbooks, exams, and other training materials will add to your apprentices and long term line workers understanding of electrical safety. Such areas include: shock, grounding, and arc flash safety.


What You'll Learn
Introduction to OSHA.
Electrical Safety.
Personal Protective Grounding.
Lifting & Rigging.
Personal Protective Equipment.
Job Briefing.
Trenching & Excavation.
Confined & Enclosed Space.
Fall Protection.

Who Should Attend
Electrical engineers
Safety engineers
Electrical Safety Trainers
Supervisors
Lineworkers

Certified for Continuing Education with:
OSHA
IBEW
NECA
EEI

About The Training Provider: e-Hazard Management