Electrical Safe Work Practices (Yogyakarta)
Tanggal
25-27 Agustus 2014
22-24 September 2014
20-22 Oktober 2014
24-26 November 2014
22-24 Desember 2014
Jam Pelaksanaan
08:00-16:00 wib
Tempat
Hotel Ibis Style Yogyakarta
Hotel Horisson Ultima Riss Yogyakarta
Hotel Grand Zurry Yogyakarta
Hotel Jambuluwuk Yogyakarta
dan Hotel-hotel berbintang di Yogyakarta
Pembicara / Fasilitator
Tugino, ST, MT dan Team
(Akademisi alumnus UGM, Trainer, Konsultan dalam bidang Electrical Engineering, yang telah berpengalaman dalam menangani berbagai judul, program dan permasalahan dalam bidang electrical, baik pada perusahaan BUMN, swasta lokal, nasional maupun multinasional; menjadi Tim Assessor dan asosiasi profesi electrical, serta mempunyai jam terbang hingga luar negeri, seperti di Australia, Thailand, Taiwan, Malaysia dan Singapura).
Harga
Rp. 7.500.000,-
Tidak Termasuk Akomodasi dan Penginapan
Sudah termasuk Makan siang, Coffee Break 2x, Training Kits, Modul Pelatihan dan Sertifikat
DESCRIPTION
OSHA 29CFR1910 Subpart S is the new labor law that spells out safe work practices on electrical equipment. As of August 1990, all persons who install, maintain, repair, or just work near electrical power equipment must be trained in the hazards these systems may present. Related electrical safety information not required by OSHA is also presented.
SUMMARY OUTLINE
- The New Law
- OSHA 29CFR1910 Subpart S
- NFPA 70E – The Old Rule
- What is an Electrical Hazard?
- The Potential of Electric Shock, Electrocution, Arcs, Blasts, Burns, Projectiles, or Pressure Waves
- How to Avoid Becoming a Statistic
- Electrical Safety Statistical Data
- Unsafe Conditions vs. Unsafe Acts
- Effects of Electric Shock on Humans
- Unsafe Voltage and Current Levels?
- The “Qualified Person” – as defined by OSHA
- Energized Equipment
- Voltage Sensors and Meters
- Making Circuits Safe
- Lock-out and Tag-out Procedures
- New Electrical Lock-out Requirements
- Safe Work Practices
- Alertness (NFPA 70E)
- Illumination Requirements
- Working with Conductive Apparel
- Conductive Equipment Near Electrical Hazards
- Use of Insulated Tools
- Employing Protective Shields
- Portable Ladders Around an Electrical Hazard
- Confined or Enclosed Work Spaces
- Housekeeping
- Properly Dealing with Interlocks
- Use of Equipment
- Portable Electric Equipment and Extension Cords
- Electric Power and Lighting Circuits
- Test Instruments and Equipment
- Use of Flammable Materials
- Personnel Protection
- Personal Protective Equipment
- Safety Signs, Tags, and Barricades
- Danger vs. Caution Vs Warning
Wajib diikuti oleh
- Engineering and design personnel
- Maintenance and technical services personnel
- Process and operations personnel
- Technical and process managers
- Engineering and design personnel
- Electrical consulting engineers
- Electrical contractors
