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Mr. Gamal Ali Mohamed
Ms. Zahra Majdoubi

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Mr. Gamal Ali Mohamed
Ms. Zahara Majdoubi

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Dr. Wgadi Seffain
Electrical Safety IASP USA
Course Overview
Electrical Safety Training helps engineers learn in-depth the latest OSHA Regulations- Electrical Safety, specifically 29CFR1910.137 that covers Electrical Protective Devices, and 29CFR1910.269 that covers Electric Power Generation, Transmission, and Distribution.
In this training course, participants learn how to protect themselves & their team from the hazards of electricity. Electrical Safety Training Course includes electrical theory, arc flash, blast, and protective measures, as well as common electrical violations in the workplace. The risks associated with shock and electrocution from inadvertent contact with energized parts have also long been recognized as a danger to workers, and they aren’t going away anytime soon (if ever).
What is the importance of undergoing Electrical Safety Training?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), electrocution is the fifth leading cause of workplace fatalities in the United States.
Join this specialized training course and learn the best way to prevent ARC or electrical incidents and accidents from happening.
Learning Objectives
Upon the completion of the course, participants will be able to:
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Identify the need for electrical safety
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Know how do emergency treatment for a victim of electrical shock
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Verify electrical protective equipment before use
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Comply with equipment testing standards
Audience
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Electrical Engineers
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Electrical Technicians
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Tele-Communications Engineers
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Project Engineers
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Technicians
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Electronics Engineers
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Computer Engineers
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General Industry Professionals
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Maintenance Engineers
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Health & Safety Engineers in General Industry
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Health & Safety Officers in General Industry
Duration & Delivery
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2 Hours
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Live virtual training on Zoom
Schedule
Note: Select the date that suits you from the schedule below
Topics
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How Electricity Works
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Electrical Safety- Introduction
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Why Electricity Causes Injuries
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How Shock Occurs
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How to Deenergize Live Parts
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How Work Safely with Energized Parts
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How to Prevent Accidental Contact
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Working Safely with Overhead Lines
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ARC Flash
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Verifying Product Integrity with Visual Inspections
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Electrical Testing
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Final Inspection
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Record-Keeping
Assessment
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There is no final exam
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Attendance is only required to pass the course
Registration
Send the following: [ to registration@aldanahinstitute.ae]
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Full Name
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Address( Country, City, Street, and House Number)
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Phone Number
Certification
Upon successful completion of the course, participants receive the following certificates:
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Electrical Safety Certificate from International Association of Safety Professionals, USA.
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Electronics Safety Certificate from Al Danah Institute for Environmental Health and Safety, Abu Dhabi UAE.
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Telecommunication Safety Certificate from Al Danah Institute for Environmental Health and Safety, Abu Dhabi UAE.
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ARC Flash Safety Certificate from Al Danah Institute for Environmental Health and Safety, Abu Dhabi UAE.
Additional Information
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Registration closes two days prior to the starting date of the training.

International Certificate- Sample

Course Accreditation



This course is accredited internationally by IACET- International Association of Continuing Education and Training.
This course is accredited in United Arab Emirates by National Qualifications Authority (NQA) and the Vocational Education and Training Awards Council (VETAC) Via ACTVET.
This course is accredited internationally by American National Accreditation Board, ANSI.
Benefits of IACET & ACTVET & ANSI Accreditation
Finding a job
Even in the most uncertain economic conditions, employees who have completed continuing education credits will likely improve their marketability as a professional. Since continuing education programs provide specific career-related training, employers recognize the value of CEUs and are more likely to hire candidates that have been accredited over non-accredited candidates.
Personal Development
Professionals who decide to continue their education are establishing a commitment to their profession that will likely have them re-evaluate their strengths and weaknesses and look honestly at where they are and where they’d like to be. Employees who pursue continuing education credits may enhance their self-image in the process as they have a positive effect on how employers and other professionals perceive them.
International Certificate & Accreditation
Holders of an internationally accredited certificate have an upper hand when applying for a job in the engineering/ industrial/ health and safety field.
Meeting Employers Minimum Requirements
Companies in UAE are constantly looking for professionals with strong abilities, noticeable skills, and eagerness to develop themselves.
Global Recognition
Electrical Safety Training Course is recognized by companies globally.