The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) have divided workers who work on or with electrical systems into two categories; qualified workers and unqualified workers.
DurationThe Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) have divided workers who work on or with electrical systems into two categories; qualified workers and unqualified workers.
Qualified Workers are employees who can work on or near exposed energized equipment and must receive detailed training on the following:
Who should attend the Qualified Workers Program?
Any employee who will be maintaining, setting-up, cleaning machinery and/or equipment, and will be exposed to a hazard should the machine be engaged/energized.
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Unqualified workers are workers who are not permitted to work on or near exposed energized equipment. Unqualified workers do not have the knowledge, skills and experience needed to work on energized electrical equipment and parts.
If there is any ambiguity about whether you are considered a qualified or unqualified worker, you should speak to your supervisor for clarification.
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