Course Overview
The Electrical Safety Specialist program provides advanced knowledge and skills required to manage, supervise, and ensure electrical safety across various workplace environments. It focuses on high-level risk management, electrical system maintenance, hazard analysis, and the development of effective electrical safety programs. Participants will learn how to identify critical risks, enforce compliance with safety standards, and promote a culture of continuous electrical safety improvement.
Qualification Details
| Qualification Title | Electrical Safety Specialist |
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| Total Credits | 40 |
| Guided Learning Hours | 400 |
| Qualification Time | 400 |
1. Fundamentals of Electrical Safety Management
Understanding the core principles, objectives, and structure of electrical safety management systems.
2. Electrical Legislation and Compliance Standards
Reviewing national and international electrical safety laws, codes, and best practices.
3. Electrical Hazard Identification and Control Measures
Recognizing electrical hazards such as arc flash, shock, and short circuits, and implementing preventive measures.
4. Risk Assessment and Permit-to-Work Systems
Conducting detailed electrical risk assessments and applying safe systems of work for energized and de-energized equipment.
5. Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) and Isolation Procedures
Mastering isolation techniques, safe re-energizing methods, and permit-to-work documentation.
6. Electrical Installation, Inspection, and Testing
Performing inspections, testing insulation resistance, and verifying compliance with electrical standards.
7. Electrical Incident Investigation and Root Cause Analysis
Learning methods to investigate electrical incidents and implement corrective actions to prevent recurrence.
8. Emergency Response and Electrical Fire Safety
Developing emergency plans and firefighting strategies specific to electrical hazards.
9. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and Safe Work Practices
Selecting and maintaining proper PPE and applying advanced safe work techniques.
10. Leadership and Electrical Safety Culture Development
Promoting safety leadership, communication, and accountability within electrical maintenance and operations teams.
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Develops expertise in electrical hazard management and compliance.
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Strengthens ability to supervise and lead electrical safety operations.
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Reduces risks of electrical incidents and equipment failure.
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Enhances professional credibility and qualification in electrical safety management.
Electrical engineers, maintenance managers, supervisors, electricians, safety officers, and technical professionals responsible for overseeing electrical safety in industrial, construction, or commercial settings.
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Assessment Type, Written and practical evaluation.
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Format, 40 multiple-choice questions and a practical safety application exercise.
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Total Questions, 40 theory-based questions plus one practical assessment.
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Passing Score, 70 percent minimum.
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Duration, 75 minutes written, 30 minutes practical.
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Certification, ESSW-025 Electrical Safety Specialist Certificate awarded upon successful completion.
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