Low Voltage training course -- Occupational Health & Safety

e-Hazard

Low Voltage training course

e-Hazard’s Low Voltage training course is offering a Spanish version. This course is perfect for providing your Spanish speaking electrical workers a thorough knowledge of the recommended safe behaviors around electrical hazards. Attendees will gain an understanding of the latest guidelines and regulations from NFPA 70E and OSHA. This class is available in person or virtually. Hands-on activities can also be included as a key component of the training. e-Hazard instructors understand proper training is a critical component of any work safety program. Electrical training should be a priority regardless of language spoken and e-Hazard is ready to support.

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