ECAA: 1 Day Virtual Led Arc Flash & Shock Training Course

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March 12, 2021

ECAA has partnered with TW Becker, Electrical Safety Consulting to offer a 1 day low voltage Arc Flash & Shock training course.

The course is based on the requirements of the CSA Z462 Workplace Electrical

Safety Standard. Attendees will receive appropriate knowledge to identify when they may be exposed to the electrical hazards of arc flash and/or shock and the actions they can take to eliminate exposure or reduce risk to as low as reasonably practicable. This training course is compliant and defendable as due diligence to OH&S regulations.

APD Points Apply.

This session will be delivered virtually and instructor led using zoom.

Go HERE for more information

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