Study of occupational health and safety regulations specific to electrical trade operations.
About this course
MILL 1520 Electrical Safety Standards introduces the rules and practices that keep you and your co-workers safe in the shop and on the job. You will study occupational health and safety regulations specific to electrical trade operations, with a focus on how these rules apply to daily tasks in the Tamarack Building and beyond. The course covers essential topics such as lock-out/tag-out procedures, hazard identification, and the correct use of personal protective equipment.
This is a practical course designed to build habits that last. You will practice emergency response protocols and learn how to conduct basic safety audits. By the end of the term, you will understand not just what the regulations are, but why they exist and how to apply them in real-world situations.
Who takes this course
- Electrical Techniques students are required to take this course in their first term to ensure they are ready for shop work.
Credits: 1 · Hours: 30
Prerequisites
Learning outcomes
- Identify key provincial occupational health and safety legislation as it applies to electrical work.
- Apply lock-out/tag-out procedures to energized equipment safely.
- Conduct hazard assessments for common electrical trade tasks.
- Select appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) for specific electrical environments.
- Respond correctly to electrical emergency scenarios including shock and arc flash.
Evaluation
| Component | Weight (%) |
| Quizzes and practical checks | 30 |
| Mid-term safety audit report | 30 |
| Final practical safety demonstration | 40 |