Program Description
Electrical Safe Work Practices for Clamshell Grill Certification
6 hour class conducted from 8:00 am - 2:30 pm with lunch provided.
With your class ending at 2:30 pm, we recommend that you do not schedule a flight earlier than 5:00 pm which will allow you enough time to get to the airport and check in.
Class conducted at 4271 Bronze Way, Dallas, Texas 75237
Purpose:
This training course is designed to meet the minimum mandated training requirements specified on OSHA 29 CFR Subpart S. The employees classified as "Qualified for the task of Grill Certification" who will be working on energized, exposed electrical parts operating at over 50 volts should receive adequate training to accomplish their tasks safely. The Qualified Technician should be prepared to work without putting themselves or unqualified employees who are in close proximity at risk.
An electrical safety tool kit has been designed for your safety and is required for this program. The electrical safety tool kit includes:
digital clamp meter
6 - screwdrivers
2 - T-handle hex wrenches
adjustable wrench
flashlight
needle nose pliers
Class 00 glove kit
pouch for tools
closed sign
3 - red lockout pad locks
3 - yellow lockout plugs
2 - breaker lockouts
a pair of clear safety glasses.
Your online registration for this course will include purchasing the electrical safety tool kit. It will be given to you in your class or, if you prefer, shipped to you after the class.
If you lose or misplace your tool kit or any individual tool, click here to order a replacement.
Prerequisite:
Acceptance in a TaylorŽ or GarlandŽ Grill Certification Program
Who should attend:
Technicians performing grill certification
Objectives:
Upon completion of this course, the participant should be able to:
Define the hazards of electricity
Discuss the causes of electrical accidents
Describe protective equipment and procedures for safe electrical work
I. Introduction
Registration
Equipment Issue
Course Introduction
II. Hazards of Electricity
Shock
Arc
Blast
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III. Hazard Origins
Equipment
Environment
Employee Work Practices
IV. Hazard Prevention
Safety Training
Hazardous Energy Control
Safeguard
V. Conclusion
Course Review
Final Test
Completion of Paperwork
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Classes are conducted at the AVO Training Institute, 4271 Bronze Way, Dallas, Texas
Total cost for the course is $856.10 which includes:
Course tuition: $100.00
Electrical safety tool kit: $680.00
Handling fee and sales tax for tool kit: $76.10
Schedule of Classes and Online Registration
Use this link to view the schedule of classes and for online registration.
Hotel Information
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If you have any questions or need additional information, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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