OSHA Electrical Requirements - Below 600 Volts

Topics Include:

• General Industry and Construction
• Definition of a Qualified Electrical Worker
• Premise Wiring Systems
• Service Entrance Conductors
• Sub-Station and Service Entrance Conductors
• Service Equipment Overload Protection
• Conductor Identification
• Multi-wire Branch Circuits
• Defining Color Code Requirements
• Connectors and Terminations
• Working Space Requirements
• Live, Grounded and Ungrounded Parts
• Dedicated Space Design
• Safe Maintenance Standards
• Working On or Near Live Parts
• Warning Labels
• Proper PPE
• Verifiying Deenergized Conditions - Procedures
• Restoring Power - Procedures
• Lockout/Tagout Requirements
• General Use for Wiring Methods and Equipment
• Test Equipment and Insulated Tools
• Alerting Techniques
• Testing PPE
• Wiring Methods (Temporary & Permanent)
• Locating Disconnects
• Electrical Inspection Checklist
• Substations, Switchboards, Panels and Major Equipment Requirements
• Enclosure Types
• Raceways and Cable Tray Requirements
• Junction boxes, Lighting and Device Requirements
• Grounding Design Principles, Terms, and Purposes
• Electrocution Information
• Hazardous Loctions
• Feedback Quizzes