Electrical Safety Professional Video Training

Develop your basic electrical knowledge and understand the law surrounding electrical safety
Develop your understanding of the fundamental benefits and dangers of electricity
Learn how to use electrical appliances in the home correctly and work safely with electricity
Have an awareness of portable appliance testing (PAT) standards and guidelines
Learn about the different types of common domestic electrical accidents, injuries and hazards
Know what to do in the case of an electrical emergency and which safety measures to take
Be able to identify and mitigate the risks of electrical hazards at home and in the workplace
Follow best practice for electrical safety in the workplace by understanding the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989

This course is for professionals of all levels, including employers and employees. It is also ideal for anyone looking to gain a deeper understanding of electrical safety in the workplace. To provide you with ease of access, this course is designed for both part-time and full-time students. You can become accredited in just 20/30 hours, with the freedom to study at your own pace.

On successful completion, you will have the skills, knowledge and confidence to ensure a safe working environment free of electrical hazards, with an understanding of what to do in the case of an electrical emergency. You will be able to work safely with electrical equipment and applications, following best practice procedures under the Electricity at Work Regulations 1989.

Accreditation
We offer fully-accredited online courses and comprehensive training on necessary skills and knowledge, so you can get ahead in your professional life.

Certification
Upon successful completion of your course, you’ll receive an instant e-certificate. You can receive printed certificates by post (with a shipping cost of £3.99) if you want which will be delivered right to your doorstep.
There’s no expiry date of any sort for our certificates, but we recommend that you renew them every 12 months for up-to-date information and credibility in this competitive job market.