EH&S is offering a Low Voltage Electrical Safety training course for University personnel who face a risk of electrical shock because they work closely with (or near) exposed electrical circuits operating at 50 - 600 volts.
The Low Voltage Electrical Safety course is taught by a licensed instructor who focuses on the most practical and safe ways to troubleshoot equipment to create an electrically safe working condition in conjunction with lockout/tagout. The course is intended for electricians, electrical and electronic engineers and technicians, industrial machine operators, mechanics, material handling operators, painters, riggers, welders, and researchers. Safety Lockout Padlock
It is currently offered as a full-day classroom (in-person) course at the UW Facilities Training Center on the Seattle campus. Additional locations at UW Tacoma and UW Medical Center-Montlake will be added. Check the course registration page for a list of upcoming dates. Cost is $224 per person.
Contact the EH&S Training team at (206) 543-7201 or ehstrain@uw.edu for more information.
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