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Electrical Safety Training Course
Understanding and Managing the Power of Electricity Safely
Electricity is a pivotal part of our modern society, enhancing our quality of life and powering countless tools and devices. However, its invisible nature also makes it a potential hazard. Our Electrical Safety Training Course, approved by IIRSM and IOSH, is designed to educate about the safe use of electricity, both in the workplace and in everyday life.
Why is Understanding Electricity Important?
This course isn’t just about recognising the dangers of electricity; it’s about appreciating its benefits and understanding its fundamental components: voltage, current, and resistance. We’ll explore the two main types of electricity, delve into UK-specific accident and death statistics, and introduce a mnemonic to easily remember electrical hazards.
What You Will Learn
- The properties of electricity and its societal benefits.
- Electrical terms and concepts explained simply.
- How electricity can harm the body and how to stay safe.
- Emergency response to electric shock incidents.
- Key standards, guidance, and legislation governing electricity use in the workplace.
- Fundamentals of electrical equipment safety management, including maintenance plans and portable appliance testing.
Course Objectives
Upon completing this course, you will be able to:
- Define electricity and its benefits while understanding key electrical terms.
- Recognise how electricity can cause harm and how to respond safely to incidents.
- Navigate the legislation and standards that mitigate electrical risks.
- Appreciate the importance of managing and maintaining electrical equipment safely.
Course Structure
Module Number | Module Name | Pask Mark |
1 | Overview and Benefits of Electricity | 70% |
2 | What is Electricity? | 70% |
3 | How Electricity Can Cause Harm | 70% |
4 | Legislation, Standards and Key Steps | 70% |
5 | PAT Testing Standards and Guidance | 70% |
6 | Final Assessment | 70% |