Substations
-
Safely and compliantly enter a substation – reporting in to the employee-in-charge, and checking for any unusual conditions.
-
Work safely within substations, including: maintaining adequate access; clearly marking (flagging) energized versus de-energized areas; reviewing and field-checking written switching orders; and managing breakers and breaker circuits for safe removal and insertion.
-
Comply with mandated fencing/signage to block unauthorized entry to substations’ rooms and spaces.
-
Comply with mandated physical guards/barriers to isolate substations’ energized lines and equipment.
Course Outline
Course Outline
-
Entry Requirements
-
Working Safely
-
Preventing Unauthorized Access
-
Guarding Lines and Equipment
Regulations
Regulations
-
29 CFR 1910.269 Electric Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution
-
29 CFR 1910.269 Subpart R: Special Industries - Section (u)
-
29 CFR 1910.333 through .335 Occupational Safety and Health Standards
-
29 CFR 1910.333 Subpart S, Electrical - Selection and use of work practices
-
29 CFR 1910.334 Subpart S, Electrical - Use of equipment
-
29 CFR 1910.335 Subpart S, Electrical - Safeguards for personnel protection
OTHER LIBRARIES
LIBRARY GROUPS
Specialty Courses are targeted training options designed for specific roles or segments of your workforce. Available as individual courses or full library licenses, these programs let you train only the employees who need them. Courses can be delivered through your existing LMS or ours as part of your subscription, giving you flexible, role-based training without paying for unnecessary content.
You can purchase this course in the following ways:
Library Group Level
Click here to add your own content, or connect to data from your collections.
Priced from:
$550/mo.
Monthly or Annual
C+ Trial
C+ 20
C+ 50
C+ 100
C+ 250
C+ 500
C+ 750
C+ 1k
C+ 3k
Free
25 (M)SDS
Basic
Starts from $49
Plus
Starts from $179
Features
Additional Features
load more
Course Reviews
Reviews
98% would recommend
This Solution is provided by:
ESSG
