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Electrical Safety
Training Course Specifics
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Basic electrical theory, and how to identify and avoid electrical problems in the lab |
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All laboratory staff |
Length of Course: 1 hour
Number of Exam Questions: 10
| Authors: |
Sara Trimble, MT(ASCP)
Adam Orkand, BA |
1 hour
| Accredited by: |
P.A.C.E. (State of California) |
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State of Florida |
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Describe the basic theory behind Voltage, Amperage, Short Curcuits and Grounding Systems. |
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List 3 things that are indications of electrical problems in an instrument. |
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Identify 2 serious outcomes associated with electrical shock. |
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Describe when and how to inspect portable electrical equipment. |
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List the steps to take if someone is experiencing electrical shock. |
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Overview
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Learning Objectives |
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Introduction |
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Electrical Theory
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Overview |
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Circuit |
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Short Circuit |
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Grounding |
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Circuit Breakers |
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Electrical Shock |
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Static Electricity |
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Equipment Safety
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Overview |
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Damaged Equipment |
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Power Cords |
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Maintenance |
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Extension Cords |
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Wet Locations |
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Flammables |
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Exposure
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Course of Action |
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Final Exam
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Exam 1 |
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