Electrical safety-related work practices
CSP video lesson, 6:43. CSP Domain 1: Advanced Application of Safety Principles
CSP exam review of OSHA 1910.333 and 1910.335: deenergizing, lockout and tagging, verification, overhead line distances, Table S-5, protective equipment, and who may do what.
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What this lesson covers
In this lesson, you'll learn to: state the deenergize-first rule and its exceptions, sequence lockout, verification and reenergizing, apply overhead line distances and Table S-5, and match who may do each task. Live parts an employee may be exposed to must be deenergized before work on or near them.
- Intro
- Learning objectives
- The default rule
- Deenergizing and locks
- Locks and tags
- Before and after the work
- Energized work
- Overhead lines
- Qualified persons
- Work conditions
- On the job
- Common exam traps
- Recap quiz
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