Lenco Training & Technical Services: Electrical Safe Work Practices

EIN arcflash.ca 400

April 29, 2021

May 19, 2021

8:00 AM – 12:00 PM EDT

Course Description:

  • hazards of electrical shock and arc flash
  • electrical equipment conditions
  • JSA electrical equipment
  • electrically safe work conditions
  • working energized
  • shock hazard assessment
  • arc flash hazard assessment
  • electrical specific PPE 
  • review and quiz
  • successful participants receive a wallet card.

With more than 26 years serving the industry, Master Electrician, Len Cicero is recognized by the industry and colleagues as a specialist in Workplace Electrical Safety. A construction and maintenance Electrician, Len is a Certified Electrical Safety Compliance Professional – NFPA, a Certified Electrical Safety Worker – NFPA, and a founding member of CSA Z462 Workplace Electrical Safety Technical Committee.

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