Electrical Hazards - BE SAFE Part 1: Burns, Electrocution, and Shock
25 min! Run Time
Employees
only
of Completion
What you'll learn
Skills covered in this course
Description
OSHA Standard: 1926 Subpart K, Subpart V-Portable Ladder Use (WAC 296-876-400) & industry best practices
Electrical Hazards - BE SAFE Part 1: Burns, Electrocution, and Shock Course helps learners remember the different types of electrical hazards. “B” if for Burns, “E” is for Electrocution, and “S” is for Shock.
This training module examines unsafe electrical hazards, the types of injuries that electrical hazards can cause, why electricity is so dangerous, and how to develop self-awareness around electricity.
An interactive experience is included where the learner must identify hazards that could cause electrical burns, electrocution, or shock injuries in a virtual warehouse environment.
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Electrical Hazards - BE SAFE Part 1: Burns, Electrocution, and Shock
Frequently Asked Questions
B is for Burns, E is for Electrocution, and S is for Shock, the three injury types this module is built around.
The training draws its authority from OSHA 1926 Subpart K, Subpart V, and the ladder-use rule at WAC 296-876-400.
Understanding the danger builds the self-awareness needed to catch unsafe conditions before they cause injury.
In a simulated warehouse setting built specifically for practicing hazard recognition, not a real facility.
Burns, electrocution, and shock specifically, examined as distinct injury categories with distinct causes.
OSHA Standard: 1926 Subpart K, Subpart V-Portable Ladder Use (WAC 296-876-400) & industry best practices
BE SAFE Part 1 helps learners remember the different types of electrical hazards. “B” if for Burns, “E” is for Electrocution, and “S” is for Shock.
This training module examines unsafe electrical hazards, the types of injuries that electrical hazards can cause, why electricity is so dangerous, and how to develop self-awareness around electricity.
An interactive experience is included where the learner must identify hazards that could cause electrical burns, electrocution, or shock injuries in a virtual warehouse environment.