CSA Z462 - Arc Flash & Shock Training (Annex R)
CSA Z462 Electrical Safety Training Class
Class Overview
e-Hazard’s training on the Canadian CSA Z462 standard provides a thorough knowledge of the dangers and recommended safe behaviors for those who work daily around electrical hazards. This course goes beyond the theoretical to give attendees a solid understanding of the regulations regarding electrical safety and how to apply them in real-world situations.
This class may be included with other classes or offered as a standalone class.
What You'll Learn
Workers who attend our CSA Z462 Substations and Equipment class will learn the following information:
- Regulations related to being HV – Qualified and working safely
- Safe practices working on or near energized equipment
- Live line work, tools and equipment
- Mobile equipment and electrical hazards
- De-energized testing
- Creating a safe work zone (Tape in/Tape out)
- Public safety (limited approach) boundaries
- Minimum approach distance
- When is it live-line work
- What tasks do not require a live-line permit
- Testing and verifying equipment is de-energized
- Why you must ground
- Field testing requirements
- Demonstrate your proficiency of HV skills for our engineer/lineman
Who Should Attend?
The following personnel should take our CSA Z462 Substations and Equipment class:
- Safety engineers
- Supervisors
- Electricians
- Electrical engineers
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