Electrical safety at work – SSG 4500
SSG Electrical Safety at Work is based on the SSG 4500 standard, which is a guideline for how electrical professionals should perform work safely. The course covers the division of responsibilities, working methods, risk management, and how to act in the event of an electrical accident.
The course is aimed at everyone who carries out electrical work in an industrial environment.
The aim of the course is to provide participants with the knowledge required to work safely in environments with electrical hazards. The course highlights a person’s responsibilities, safe working methods, and how risks should be identified and managed.
Course participants also get an insight into how safety culture affects the work environment, and how to act in the event of an electrical accident. After completing the course, participants will have an understanding of roles and responsibilities, electrical safety planning, and what is required before, during and after electrical work.
Contents
Course content includes:
- Roles, responsibilities and safety culture.
- Electrical safety planning, risk identification and important preparations.
- Working methods for different types of work and spaces.
- Checks, testing and documentation after completion of work.
- Basic steps in the event of an electrical accident.
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Implementation
The online course consists of five chapters, each concluding with a final test. The chapters consist of short factual sections interspersed with videos and time-for-reflection exercises to increase engagement and understanding.
Target group
The course is aimed at electrical professionals, supervisors, installers and others who perform electrical work in industry.
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