Maintenance of Electrical Equipments

Electrical Safety is a practical course designed to help professionals understand and prevent electrical hazards in industrial and commercial environments. The course introduces fundamental electrical safety principles, safe working practices, and hazard identification techniques. Participants learn about electric shock, arc flash, short circuits, electrical fires, and other common electrical risks. It explains the importance of proper earthing, insulation, protective devices, and safe electrical installations. The course covers the correct use of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) while working with electrical systems. Participants also learn electrical isolation, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), and safe maintenance procedures. The training introduces safety practices for low-, medium-, and high-voltage equipment. It also highlights emergency response procedures, first aid, and actions to take during electrical accidents. Relevant electrical safety standards, procedures, and workplace safety requirements are discussed. By the end of the course, participants can apply safer work practices and contribute to reducing electrical accidents in the workplace.