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Health and Safety Briefings

The Health and Safety Briefings are a series of articles prepared by the IEE?s Health and Safety Policy Advisory Group. The articles aim to demystify current health and safety practice and to promote a broader understanding of modern Health and Safety Management among members.

 

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Electrical Engineering Awareness and Terminology Certification - $9.99 The Electrical Engineering Awareness and Terminology Certification has been developed to assess important concepts, skills and terminology related to Electrical Engineering.

Controlling Electrical Hazards
This course is relevant to business owners, engineers, managers, foreman and any other personnel working in industries that require the distribution and use of electrical power. Since almost every business in the U.S. uses electricity to power tools, appliances, computers, machinery, etc., this course is relevant in many different industries. - 2 PDH

Facility Lightning Protection Fundamentals
This course will refresh your general knowledge of LPS or provide you with general information so that you can ensure that the structure to be protected receives the proper number of Air Terminals, down conductors, and uses appropriate materials. Additionally you will be exposed to surge arrestors and suppressors. - 5 PDH

Ground-Fault Protection on Construction Sites
This course is relevant to business owners, engineers, managers, foreman and any other personnel associated with construction site work where portable tools and other equipment requiring flexible cords are used. - 1 PDH

Introduction to Electrical Safety for Engineers
In this course the student will become familiar with the occupational safety and health considerations which should be inherent to every electrical system. In designing, operating and maintaining electrical systems, the engineer must consider the occupational and environmental hazards associated with electrical components, as well as the safety of the surrounding community from fires and explosions. - 7 PDH

Overcurrent Protection
In this course, the student will study the types of overcurrents that may be encountered and the devices available to afford protection against the overcurrent condition. This course is relevant to electrical engineers seeking a refresher course in overcurrent protection, as well as engineers in other disciplines who wish to expand their knowledge in electrical engineering fundamentals. - 1 PDH

 

Electrical Safety

This document contains general requirements for all Laboratory work involving the use of electrical equipment and systems. Appendix A contains terms and definitions and Appendix B, the effects of electrical energy on humans. All managers, designers, users, installers, and others who service or operate electrical equipment--including those used for research and development (R&D)--shall comply with these requirements.

 

 

Agricultural Engineering Safety Lesson Plan: Electrical Safety

Learn common sense safety rules that should be used when working with electricity in and agricultural structures.

 

 

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