| Electrical Safety
for Non-Electricians Series |
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| Here is a ten-part videotape series
with workbook designed to teach electrical safety for non-electrical personnel.
Every year people are injured or killed
by electricity.
Many times, occupations that seem to have little or no
risk associated with electrical injures account for the majority of these
injuries or fatalities.
OSHA has even identified occupations
that now require annual training in electrical safety.
This series helps meet and document
these training requirements. |
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| $2895.00 (10
video series) |
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| Electrical Safety for
Non-Electricians Series - $2895.00 each |
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| These videos can also
be purchased separately as shown: |
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| Part
1: Introduction to Electrical Safety.This segment provides
a general overview of electricity and how electrical shock injures and
kills. It explains what voltage level is the leading cause of accidents
and fatalities and discusses common misconceptions regarding certain types
of electrical protective devices. 16:00. $295.00 |
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2: Power Distribution Hazards. Part two discusses the safety hazards
associated with power lines. It explains the various voltages involved
and what to be aware of when working near energized lines and equipment.
16:00.
$295.00 |
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3: Hazards of Stored Power. This segment illustrates the hazards
associated with stored power including induces voltages, static electricity,
residual voltages, and devices that store them such as capacitors and batteries.
$295.00 |
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4: Common Electrical Hazards in the Workplace. Part four describes
the more common types of electrical hazards in the workplace and what to
do about them to minimize the possibility of injury. 22:00. $295.00 |
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5: Equipment Lockout and Tagout. No program on electrical safety
would be complete without discussing proper lockout and tagout procedures.
In this segment we explain, in broad terms, this very important procedure.
12:00. $295.00 |
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6: Working Safely with Electrical Equipment. Common electrical tools
and equipment can cause injury or death. In this segment we discuss the
hazards associated with hand tools, extension cords, grounding systems,
and electrically powered machines. 17:00. $295.00 |
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7: Emergency Treatment of Electrical Injuries. This segment illustrates
what to do when an electrical injury has occurred starting with accessing
the scene to protect yourself through emergency first aid. 11:00. $295.00 |
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8: The Most Common Electrical Accidents. Part eight describes the
more common types of electrical accidents, how they are caused, and ways
to minimize them. 18:00.$295.00 |
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9: Current-Interrupting Equipment. This segment illustrates current-interrupting
equipment including fuses, circuit breakers, and ground fault current interrupters.
13:00. $295.00 |
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10: The Importance of Proper Grounding. Proper grounding of electrical
equipment is extremely important. In this segment we illustrate what grounding
does and discuss ways to insure that the equipment you use is properly
grounded. 11:00. $295.00 |
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| Facilitator's
Guide. Included with each series purchase is a facilitator's guide.
This guide includes training guidelines for the facilitator, program objectives,
pre-test, unit test, and post-test questions. Unlimited duplication of
the guide is granted to program purchasers. Additional guides: $49.95 |
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