This 2-hour course is designed to help identify hazards when working on or near energized equipment and powerlines, understand the risks of exposure, and apply practical measures to prevent electrical injuries.


**1**Topics Include

  • Roles of regulators and workplace health and safety organizations
  • Worker rights and responsibilities under the Occupational Health and Safety Act
  • Fundamental electrical terminology and safety principles
  • Effects of electric shock and arc flash
  • Common causes of electrical incidents
  • Hazard recognition and risk reduction strategies
  • Electrical hazard reporting and incident prevention
  • Managing electrical hazards using safe work practices
  • Electrical equipment safety and Product Approvals

**2**This course is ideal for

  • Persons working with electricity, such as electricians, electrical apprentices, and electrical technicians
  • Electrical contractors who want to strengthen their workers' understanding of electrical hazards, safe work practices, and methods to reduce the risk of electrical incidents
  • Facilities employing electrical workers who want their staff to develop a strong understanding of electrical hazards, safe work practices, and how to reduce the risk of electrical incidents
  • Students, co-op students, pre-apprentices, and educators in electrical trades seeking a foundational understanding of electrical safety

**5**Additional Information

The training materials contain excerpts from a CSA copyrighted publication, and a CSA licensing fee of $10.00 has been applied.

Important: Online Course Access Period

You will have 21 days to complete this online course. Your 21-day access period begins when you receive your enrollment notification confirming that access to the course has been granted.

Enrolment Notifications

For credit card purchases, your registration is completed automatically after payment is processed, and you will receive an enrollment notification shortly after. For charge-to-account purchases, you will receive an enrollment notification after your registration has been processed by the Customer Service Centre.

Course Extensions

A one-time 21-day extension may be requested before your original 21-day course access expires. The extension fee is $90 plus applicable taxes.

To be eligible for the extension, your request must be submitted before the end of your initial 21-day access period. If your course access expires before you request an extension, or if you do not complete the course within the approved extension period, you will need to re-enroll in the course and pay the full original course fee.

Course Duration

Two Hours

Activities:Type
Modules
Empty
Module 1: Promoting Electrical Safety
Module
Module 2: Electrical Injuries and Fatalities
Module
Module 3: Electrical Safety
Module
Module 4: Electrical Hazards 
Module
Module 5: Legal Requirements for Electrical Equipment
Module
Course Test
Assessment
Overview
Image of Course
Type:Online
Credits:0.2
Credit Categories

Estimated Learning Time:

Min
Max
Credits

The following credits are available upon completion of these activities.

Total credits:  0.2
Key Dates
Starts:09/14/2026
Enrollment:Open
Enrollment
Price:$190.00
Additional Fees:
  • Course Study Guide$25.00Optional
* Prices in Canadian Dollar