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OSHA 1910.269 – Substation Entry Training

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Coming Soon! This class is for those that enter secured areas such as substations and require training as required by Federal Regulation: OSHA 1910.269.  This may include engineers, technicians, meter readers, and other personnel that enter a substation for tasks such as viewing electrical equipment, obtaining nameplate information, and similar functions. Other duties might included staking and grounds maintenance.

 

8 Hours | 8 PDHs | 0.8 CEUs

$295 USD

OSHA 1910.269 Substation Entry Training

COMING SOON!  This 8 hour on-demand eLearning class is designed to teach the skills required to enter secured areas. The course covers federal regulations related to entering a secured area; minimum approach distances or clearances; personal protective equipment; job briefings; substation entrance procedures.

Employees typically need to enter a substation area to view electrical equipment in secured areas to obtain information from nameplates, readings from meters or gauges, etc. Other duties might included staking and grounds maintenance.

These persons which may include engineers, technicians, meter readers, and other operations personnel, are required by OSHA 1910.269 to have this training.

In addition to the OSHA requirements, this class also addresses the arc flash hazard.

Following the requirements of OSHA 1910.269 for substation entry, this course does not teach or certify a person to work ON electrical equipment.

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800.874.8883

480.725.7451

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OSHA 1910.269 Substation Entry

8 Hours | 8 PDHs | 0.8 CEUs
  • INTRODUCTION
  • REQUIREMENTS
    OSHA Letter of Interpretation
  • ELECTRICAL HAZARDS
    Electric Shock, Electrocution, Arc Flash, Burn Injury, Blast, UV Light,  Incident Energy and 1.2 Calories/cm2
  • CODES, STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS
    OSHA 29 CFR – Part 1910.269, ANSI C2 – National Electrical Safety Code,  IEEE Standard 1584™, Guide for Arc Flash Hazard Analysis
  • OSHA 1910.269(d)
    Generation
  • OSHA 1910.269(n)
    Transmission and Distribution
  • OSHA QUALIFIED WORKER REQUIREMENTS
    Training Requirements, Safety Procedures
  • WORKING ON OR NEAR EXPOSED ENERGIZED PARTS
    Who is qualified, When are Two Employees Required, Conductive Articles, Clothing
  • QUALIFIED PERSON
    Trained, Knowledgeable, Understands Hazards, Identifying Hazards, Minimum Approach Distance
  • TWO EMPLOYEE REQUIREMENTS
    When are two employees required for the task
  • SUBSTATION ENTRY
    Requirements for Entering / Working Within Substations, Requirements upon Arrival at Substation, Visual Inspection/Walk Around, Job Briefing
  • SUBSTATION EQUIPMENT AND HAZARDS
    Transformer, Structure, Circuit Breaker, Fuses, Capacitors, Control House, Protective Relays, Switchgear, Current Transformer, Low Voltage Equipment, Battery Systems, Control and Data Systems
  • SUBSTATION GROUNDING / GRID
    Touch and Step Potential, Ground Grid, Ground Mat, Fence and Gate Grounding
  • MINIMUM APPROACH DISTANCE
    OSHA and NESC Definitions and Requirements, Significance of MAD, Using MAD Tables
  • DETERMINE TRANSMISSION LINE VOLTAGE
    Approximation based on Number of Insulators
  • ARC FLASH HAZARD
    Incident Energy, Working Distance, Arc Flash Boundary
  • INCIDENT ENERGY ANALYSIS
  • Determining Incident Energy – cal/cm^2, Meaning of information when selecting safe work practices and PPE
  • PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT PPE
    Arc Flash Suits, Face Protection, Hand Protection, Foot Protection, Selection of Sufficient Arc Rating
  • NESC CLOTHING TABLES
    Table 410-1 Notes, Table 410-2 and 410-3 Clothing Selection for Arc Flash Protection
  • ARC FLASH LABEL
    Interpreting Label Information Energy at Working Distance, Arc Flash Boundary, PPE Requirements
  • VIRTUAL SUBSTATION TOUR
  • FINAL QUIZ  

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For questions, registration information or to discuss holding this class at your location as an on-site training program, Please contact us.

Brainfiller, Inc. | P.O. Box 12024 | Scottsdale, AZ 85267

800.874.8883

480.725.7451

Program Director