TOP 10 ELECTRICAL SAFETY COURSES IN CANADA - PAGE 4

ESTS Electrical Worker training is based on industry Standards and Regulation, providing documentation tools in support of the Employer’s overall Occupational Health & Safety Management System and an Electrical Safety Program.

Basic Electrical Safety in the Workplace, trains employees to have a basic understanding of electricity and how it works. It covers the different types of electricity such as low voltage, high voltage, and static electricity, all with the purpose of training employees to be more aware of electrical

This one-day awareness course provides participants with a basic understanding of electrical hazards related to utility line clearing work and what is required to assess and control these hazards.

Training courses offered at Adriatica are designed to present individuals with valuable workplace information and material in such a way that the participants will not only receive the required instruction but can then utilize this training and effectively implement it into the workplace to elimina...

Almost all worksites present electrical risks. Anyone required to work on or near energized electrical equipment must know how to work safely with and around it.

This training will tell you more about electrical hazards in construction work and safe practices when working with electricity

Our ESTS Electrical Safety Arc Flash & Shock course was developed for workers who perform energized electrical work and is fully CSA Z462-21 and CSA Z1001 compliant.

This comprehensive course was developed to ensure that the electrical worker is aware of the hazards associated with the use of electricity and understands how to avoid them

Our Electrical Safety Awareness training program offers a comprehensive understanding of safe electrical workplace practices in accordance with CSA Z462-18. This program is suitable for electrical journeymen who may need to work live as well as any worker who works near an exposure to electricity.

This course is designed specifically for non-electrical workers who typically use, apply and/or operate electrical equipment in the workplace or work in close proximity to overhead power lines.