80% Passing Score Required
You must score 80% or higher on each module quiz and on the final assessment to earn your completion record.
What your employer must configure and supply
This course teaches utility electrical safety and arc-flash awareness, recognizing hazards, boundaries, PPE concepts, and stop-work triggers. The site-specific electrical safety program, arc-flash study values, and qualification/authorization belong to your employer. This course package is white-label and employer-configurable; make sure your employer has completed each of these before you rely on it for real electrical work:
- The employer electrical safety program contact responsible for the program.
- The applicable arc-flash study reference for the site/equipment.
- The applicable PPE matrix reference for the site/equipment.
- The minimum approach distance reference for the site/equipment.
- The energized-work policy that governs when energized work is permitted.
- The lockout/tagout reference for de-energizing procedures.
- The switching-order reference for switching and operating tasks.
- The communication method used for job briefings and field coordination.
- The incident-reporting contact for arc-flash and electrical incidents.
- Acknowledgment of the certificate boundary before assigning this course as satisfying any qualification or authorization duty.
If you cannot get these from your employer, stop and ask before you rely on this training to perform electrical work. This course supports awareness-level knowledge only, it does not replace your employer's written electrical safety program, arc-flash study, PPE matrix, qualification determination, or work authorization.
Completion documents online knowledge training in utility electrical / arc-flash safety awareness only. It does not, by itself, qualify or authorize a worker as an electrically qualified person, does not grant energized-work authorization, live-work permit approval, or switching authorization, and does not replace employer-specific PPE selection, arc-flash study values, lockout/tagout procedures, or rescue/first-aid qualification. The employer must supply site-specific electrical safety program details, PPE and arc-flash study references, and qualification/authorization before assigning energized or de-energized electrical work.
Arc Flash Fundamentals and Utility Work Scope
Course Orientation and Completion Boundary; What an Arc Flash Is; Utility Work Locations; Who Must Be Qualified; Stop-Work Triggers.
Arc-Flash Risk Assessment, Boundaries, and PPE
Arc-Flash Risk Assessment; Labels, Incident Energy, and Categories; Approach Boundaries and Work Position; Arc-Rated Clothing and PPE; Tools, Test Instruments, and Verification.
Job Planning, De-Energizing, and Field Controls
Job Briefing and Work Planning; De-Energizing and Lockout Coordination; Switching, Racking, and Operating Equipment; Traffic, Public, and Environmental Controls; Incident Response and Reporting.
Field Scenarios and Employer Program Readiness
Scenario: Pad-Mounted Cabinet; Scenario: Meter Socket and Service Work; Scenario: Storm Restoration; Employer Program and Documentation; Final Readiness Review.
Covers all three modules. Pass it to earn your completion record.
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