WORKPLACE ELECTRICAL SAFETY SERVICES

(ARC FLASH & SHOCK TRAINING)


We offer many on-site and remote services along with online tools in electrical safety to prevent arc flash injuries in the workplace.


We also will provide the necessary steps to properly execute a lockout procedure.

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To cut down on your waiting time, simply book your appointment online.

WORKPLACE ELECTRICAL SAFETY SERVICES

(ARCFLASH TRAINING)


We offer many on-site and remote services along with online tools in electrical safety to prevent arc flash injuries in the workplace.


We also will provide the necessary steps to properly execute a lockout procedure.

REQUEST INFORMATION

To cut down on your waiting time, simply book your appointment online.

WORKPLACE ELECTRICAL SAFETY SERVICES

(ARCFLASH TRAINING)


We offer many on-site and remote services along with online tools in electrical safety to prevent arc flash injuries in the workplace.


We also will provide the necessary steps to properly execute a lockout procedure.

REQUEST INFORMATION

To cut down on your waiting time, simply book your appointment online.

Prevent Electrical Hazards with Safety Training

Don’t you think they deserve the best electrical training possible?


Electrical safety training expert Len Cicero has years of onsite troubleshooting, maintenance and safety

experience and has developed both online electrical safety programs as well in-class, informal ‘tailgate’

type electrical safety classes which allow students to experience real life scenarios and learn about real

life situations in a safe environment.


Len has made a name for himself in the electrical safety industry by using an interactive, casual 'shop talk' approach which provides a more engaging and effective learning experience.

What is Meant By Arc Flash?

Arc flash hazard — a source of possible injury or damage to health associated with the release of energy caused by an electric arc. 


The likelihood of occurrence of an arc flash incident increases when energized electrical conductors or circuit parts are exposed or when they are within equipment in a guarded or enclosed condition, if a person is interacting with the equipment in a manner that could cause an electric arc.


An arc flash incident is not likely to occur during normal operation of equipment that is in a normal equipment condition 

ARCFLASH

  • Safety Solutions

    When it comes to Electrical Safety Management, the aim is to provide good practice guidance to enable individuals and their organizations to have a certain level of knowledge and understanding to be able to manage the risks associated with an electrical system.


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  • High Voltage Safety

    The Electrical Safe Work Practices With High Voltage Course is a full-day, in-person, certified course that is designed to provide participants with a good knowledge of the hazards of electrical shock and arc flash.


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  • Low Voltage Safety

    Establish an electrically safe work condition and verification of the absence of voltage on low voltage systems. Content related to utilizing appropriate work practices/procedures is also provided.


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  • Lockout Programs

    The Lockout course is a three-hour, in-person, certified course designed to help workers understand the basic principle of Lockout - Who, What When, Where, Why, and How - as well as prepare workers with the knowledge necessary for effective and safety-conscious decision making. 


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When it comes to Electrical Safety Management, the aim is to provide good practice guidance to enable individuals and their organizations to have a certain level of knowledge and understanding to be able to manage the risks associated with an electrical system. 

The Electrical Safe Work Practices With High Voltage Course is a full-day, in-person, certified course that is designed to provide participants with a good knowledge of the hazards of electrical shock and arc flash.

Establish an electrically safe work condition and verification of the absence of voltage on low voltage systems. Content related to utilizing appropriate work practices/procedures is also provided.

The Lockout course is a three-hour, in-person, certified course designed to help workers understand the basic principle of Lockout - Who, What When, Where, Why, and How - as well as prepare workers with the knowledge necessary for effective and safety-conscious decision making. 

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