Each of the ten computer based courses in the package contains video lessons, knowledge checks, and a quiz that must be passed to obtain a certificate of completion for your training records. These courses align with regulatory knowledge requirements and are perfect for orientation and refresher training.

This series will identify the importance of a strong incident investigation process. Learning what went wrong, why it happened and what can be done to prevent the incident in the future is an important part of an effective safety management system. Students will learn investigation techniques including how to perform a Root Cause Analysis (RCA).

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Electric Power Standards will present §29 CFR 1910.269 Electric Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution in a simple and practical way, making it easy to interpret and apply. This course will explain the performance requirements and answer frequently asked questions about key parts of the standard. As part of the course, each participant will receive a copy of the Subpart V final rule along with our OSHA Electric Power Standards Matrix that highlights key sections; correlates general industry and construction requirements; explains key definitions; and outlines important changes and requirements. Anyone with a role in safety, leadership, or operations in the electric utility industry should attend.

OVER 10 HOURS OF ELECTRIC POWER SPECIFIC TRAINING

The 269 Qualified training is designed to review OSHA’s Electric Power (1910.269 & 1926 Subpart V) “Qualified Employee” requirements. The course is designed to assist with annual qualification training when it is combined with job specific demonstrated proficiency. More exciting details to come!!!!