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EOSH Level 2 – Award in Basic Electrical Safety
EOSH Level 2 – Award in Basic Electrical Safety
Overview: The EOSH Level 2 – Award in Basic Electrical Safety is designed to provide individuals with a foundational understanding of electrical safety practices and regulations. The course is ideal for those who work with or near electrical systems, equipping them with the essential skills to identify electrical hazards, implement preventive measures, and respond to emergencies effectively. By combining theoretical knowledge with practical applications, participants will be prepared to navigate the challenges associated with electrical safety in real-world environments.
Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to:
- Understand and describe the fundamental principles of electrical safety.
- Identify various electrical hazards and assess associated risks.
- Implement safe electrical work practices to minimize the risk of accidents.
- Recognize and utilize appropriate electrical safety equipment.
- Understand the basics of electrical systems and their components.
- Respond to electrical emergencies with knowledge of procedures and safety measures.
- Demonstrate practical skills related to electrical safety through hands-on exercises.
Course Outline
Unit 01: Introduction to Electrical Safety
- Importance of electrical safety
- Overview of relevant regulations and standards
Unit 02: Electrical Hazards and Risks
- Types of electrical hazards (shock, arc flash, etc.)
- Risk assessment techniques
Unit 03: Safe Electrical Work Practices
- Lockout/tagout procedures
- Safe isolation procedures
- Maintenance practices
Unit 04: Electrical Safety Equipment
- Personal protective equipment (PPE)
- Insulating tools and equipment
- Safety signage and alarms
Unit 05: Electrical Systems
- Overview of basic electrical system components
- Understanding the flow of electricity
- Common electrical faults
Unit 06: Electrical Emergencies and Response
- Emergency response protocols
- First aid for electrical injuries
- Reporting and documenting incidents
Unit 07: Practical Exercises
- Hands-on practice in identifying hazards
- Simulated scenarios for response planning
- Use of safety equipment in practical applications
Duration
The recommended course duration for the EOSH Level 2 – Award in Basic Electrical Safety is 3 days. This timeframe may be extended to accommodate additional learning needs, but not reduced.
Assessment
Participants will be assessed through a combination of methods, including:
- Multiple-Choice Questions (MCQ): To evaluate understanding of theoretical concepts and regulations.
- Practical Assessments: To demonstrate competence in applying knowledge to practical scenarios.
To receive the qualification, learners must achieve a passing score on both the theoretical and practical assessments.