Module 1: Introduction to Electrical Installation Safety

• Importance of electrical safety in the workplace
• Common electrical hazards and accidents
• Regulatory standards (OSHA, NFPA 70E, local codes)

Module 2: Roles and Responsibilities

• Duties of employers, supervisors, electricians, and workers
• Competent person oversight
• Reporting unsafe conditions and incidents

Module 3: Electrical Hazards

• Shock, electrocution, arc flash, and arc blast
• Overloads, short circuits, and faulty equipment
• Environmental hazards affecting electrical safety

Module 4: Planning and Risk Assessment

• Job hazard analysis for electrical installations
• Identifying high-risk areas and tasks
• Implementing control measures

Module 5: Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

• Insulated gloves, boots, face shields, and flame-resistant clothing
• PPE selection based on voltage and task
• Maintenance, inspection, and correct usage

Module 6: Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Procedures

• Purpose and importance of LOTO
• Step-by-step de-energizing and tagging procedures
• Verification of zero energy

Module 7: Safe Work Practices

• Proper use of tools and equipment
• Working near live circuits and energized equipment
• Maintaining safe distances and barriers

Module 8: Installation Techniques and Standards

• Wiring, conduit, panel, and grounding installations
• Compliance with electrical codes and manufacturer guidelines
• Testing and verification of installations

Module 9: Environmental and Workplace Considerations

• Working in wet, damp, or confined spaces
• Temperature, lighting, and ventilation effects
• Adjusting procedures to reduce hazards

Module 10: Emergency Procedures

• Responding to electrical shocks, burns, and fires
• First aid and CPR for electrical injuries
• Reporting incidents and investigation

Module 11: Training and Awareness Programs

• Educating workers on electrical hazards and safe practices
• Toolbox talks, refresher sessions, and practical drills
• Promoting hazard recognition and reporting

Module 12: Continuous Improvement and Safety Culture

• Reviewing incidents and near misses
• Updating procedures, training, and electrical safety plans
• Fostering a proactive electrical safety culture