Training

Arc Flash & Shock Hazard Safety

Arc flash and shock hazard safety training is a program designed to educate individuals about the potential hazards of electrical arc flash and shock, and how to prevent and protect against them. The training typically covers topics such as:

The physics and behavior of electrical arc flash and shock
The causes and warning signs of arc flash and shock hazards
The personal protective equipment and clothing required for working near live electrical equipment
Procedures for performing a hazard analysis and assessing the risk of arc flash and shock hazards
How to safely work on or near live electrical equipment
Emergency response procedures in the event of an arc flash or shock incident

Arc Flash & Shock Hazard Safety training is crucial for employees working in industrial or commercial facilities that have high voltage electrical equipment. This kind of training is offered on-site, which is tailored to the specific requirements of the company and the needs of the employees. The training can include both theoretical and practical components. Participants will receive a training certificate upon completion.

The training is conducted by a qualified instructor with experience in the field of electrical safety. The course is designed to meet industry standards and regulations, such as OSHA and NFPA 70E.

Lockout-Tagout

Lockout-Tagout (LOTO) training is a program designed to educate employees on the proper procedures for controlling hazardous energy during the maintenance and servicing of machinery and equipment. The training typically covers topics such as:

The hazards associated with the release of energy
The importance of LOTO procedures in preventing accidents and injuries
How to identify and locate the energy-isolating devices for equipment and machinery
The proper procedures for isolating, locking out, and tagging out equipment and machinery
The proper use of LOTO devices such as locks, tags, and disconnects
The proper procedures for testing equipment and machinery to ensure that it is de-energized before working on it
Emergency procedures in case of an unexpected release of energy
The responsibilities of employees and supervisors when it comes to LOTO

Lockout-Tagout training is crucial for employees working in industrial or commercial facilities that have high-risk equipment. This kind of training is tailored to the specific requirements of the company and the needs of the employees.

The training is conducted by an engineer with experience in the field of safety and lockout-tagout. The course is designed to meet industry standards and regulations, such as OSHA and ANSI Z244.1.

Post Commissioning Training

Post-commissioning training is a program designed to educate employees on the proper operation, maintenance and troubleshooting of newly commissioned equipment and systems. The training typically covers topics such as:

The design, function and operation of the new equipment and systems
The proper procedures for starting up, shutting down and operating the new equipment and systems
The proper procedures for performing routine maintenance on the new equipment and systems
How to identify and troubleshoot common problems with the new equipment and systems
The proper procedures for reporting and documenting equipment malfunctions and maintenance
Safety precautions and hazards associated with the new equipment and systems
How to use any specific software and control systems associated with the new equipment and systems
How to use any specific tools and equipment required for the new equipment and systems

Post-commissioning training is crucial for employees who will be operating, maintaining or troubleshooting new equipment and systems. This kind of training is offered as an on-site course, which is tailored to the specific requirements of the company and the needs of the employees. The training is conducted by an engineer, typically one who designed the system, with experience in the field of the specific equipment or systems being commissioned.