Module 1: Introduction to Electrical Safety

• Importance of electrical safety in the workplace
• Common causes of electrical accidents
• Legal standards and regulatory requirements (OSHA, NFPA 70E, IEC)

Module 2: Basics of Electricity

• Understanding voltage, current, and resistance
• Types of electrical systems and circuits
• Relationship between electricity and the human body

Module 3: Electrical Hazards and Their Effects

• Shock, arc flash, arc blast, and burns
• Fire and explosion risks from electrical faults
• Case studies of workplace incidents

Module 4: Recognizing Electrical Hazards

• Exposed wires, damaged cables, overloaded outlets
• Wet environments and conductive materials
• Unsafe work practices and equipment misuse

Module 5: Electrical Safety Controls and Precautions

• Hierarchy of controls for electrical hazards
• Safe distance and approach limits
• Proper labeling and signage

Module 6: Lockout/Tagout (LOTO) Procedures

• Purpose and importance of LOTO
• Steps to isolate electrical energy
• Roles and responsibilities during maintenance work

Module 7: Use of Electrical PPE and Tools

• Insulated gloves, mats, boots, and tools
• Flame-resistant clothing for arc flash protection
• Inspection and maintenance of electrical PPE

Module 8: Safe Work Practices Around Electricity

• Working on or near live equipment
• Use of residual current devices (RCDs) and circuit breakers
• Grounding and bonding principles

Module 9: Electrical Equipment Inspection and Maintenance

• Routine inspection of tools, cords, and outlets
• Preventive maintenance schedules
• Reporting and tagging defective equipment

Module 10: Emergency Response and First Aid

• Immediate actions in case of electric shock or arc flash
• Safe rescue procedures
• CPR and emergency medical response

Module 11: Training, Supervision, and Competency

• Training requirements for qualified and unqualified workers
• Supervisory responsibilities
• Periodic refresher and on-the-job training

Module 12: Building an Electrical Safety Culture

• Promoting awareness and safe habits
• Reporting unsafe conditions without fear
• Continuous improvement through audits and lessons learned