Safety Training
We offer practical, hands-on training that helps prevent accidents, improve awareness, and keep your operation running smoothly.
Benefits of Safety Training
Protect Your People from Serious Injury
Electricity is one of the most dangerous elements in the workplace. Proper training helps your team recognize hazards, follow safe procedures, and make better decisions on the job.
Avoid Costly Mistakes and Downtime
Untrained workers are more likely to make errors that lead to equipment damage, delays, or even shutdowns. Training reduces risk and keeps your facility running efficiently.
Support Your In-House Maintenance Teams
Give your staff the tools to troubleshoot confidently and safely. Whether they’re performing basic maintenance or responding to an issue, trained teams are more effective and independent.
Use Cases
New Employee Onboarding
Train technicians, contractors, or operators on safe work practices before entering the field.
Annual or Periodic Safety Refreshers
Reinforce best practices and compliance expectations to maintain a strong safety culture.
Following an Incident or Near Miss
Re-establish safety expectations and retrain teams to prevent future issues.
System Upgrades or Equipment Changes
Provide training on new procedures, PPE requirements, or energized work zones.
Before Performing Maintenance on Live Equipment
Ensure workers understand arc flash boundaries, lockout/tagout procedures, and safe approach distances.
Common Applications
Industrial Plants with In-House Maintenance Crews
Training electricians, millwrights, and techs who regularly work near live systems.
Facilities with Arc Flash Labeling
Ensuring workers understand how to interpret and apply label information.
Schools and Campus Maintenance Teams
Empowering facility crews with electrical hazard awareness and PPE procedures.
Contractor Teams Working in High-Risk Environments
Making sure contractors meet your site’s safety requirements before starting work.
Shops and Substations Performing Energized Work
Reinforcing control room and field procedures to minimize incidents.
Industries Served
Transportation & Infrastructure
Examples: Airport electrical systems, transit stations, signal automation, etc.
Manufacturing & Industrial Facilities
Examples: Production line sequencing, power distribution optimization, motor coordination, etc.
Commercial Campuses & Smart Buildings
Examples: Corporate campuses, tech headquarters, large office parks, smart buildings, etc.
Government & Secure Facilities
Examples: Military bases, emergency ops centers, mission-critical building systems, etc.
Hospitals & Healthcare Facilities
Examples: Emergency power sequencing, load prioritization, backup system automation, etc.
Power Generation & Utilities
Examples: Substations, solar arrays, microgrids, distributed energy systems, etc.
Data Centers & Critical Infrastructure
Examples: UPS systems, automatic transfer switching, generator coordination, etc.
Water & Wastewater Treatment
Examples: Flow control, pump sequencing, remote monitoring of tank levels, etc.
Case Studies
We don’t just talk safety, we deliver it. These case studies show how our Arc Flash expertise has made a measurable difference for facilities like yours.
FAQs
Wondering what safety training looks like or who it’s for?
Here are a few common questions we get from companies looking to improve on-site safety and prevent electrical accidents.
Who should receive electrical safety training?
Anyone who works around electrical equipment—especially maintenance staff, operators, and contractors. Even if they’re not performing live work, awareness is key.
How often should we train our team?
It’s a good idea to hold safety training every couple of years, especially when your team grows, roles change, or new equipment is introduced.
What topics are covered?
We cover things like recognizing electrical hazards, safe work practices, PPE basics, understanding equipment labeling, and how to respond in an emergency.
Can the training be tailored to our facility?
Yes. We can customize training to reflect your specific equipment, layout, and daily responsibilities.