Canada Safety Training Courses
By R.W. Hurst, Editor
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Our customized live online or in‑person group training can be delivered to your staff at your location.
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Download Our OSHA 4474 Fact Sheet – Establishing Boundaries Around Arc Flash Hazards
- Understand the difference between arc flash and electric shock boundaries
- Learn who may cross each boundary and under what conditions
- Apply voltage-based rules for safer approach distances
Canada safety training delivers electrical safety, CSA Z462 compliance, arc flash awareness, lockout/tagout, PPE selection, and high-voltage procedures for engineers and technicians, reducing hazards and ensuring OH&S due diligence.
What Is Canada Safety Training?
A program on CSA Z462 electrical safety, arc flash risk, LOTO, PPE, and safe high-voltage practices for engineers.
✅ Aligns with CSA Z462 and provincial OH&S codes
✅ Covers arc flash labeling, boundaries, incident energy
✅ Teaches LOTO, testing-for-dead, grounding, PPE selection
Canada Safety Training Courses - The Electricity Forum Training Institute has assembled a team of leading Canadian experts and instructors on a wide variety of arc flash and electrical safety subjects. Learn from our electrical safety course instructors how to navigate the latest changes in codes and standards and technologies. For a concise overview, see electrical safety training resources that expand on these foundational topics.
The Electricity Forum (www.eletricityforum.com) is a leader in live online and in-person group electrical training. We have been training North
American electrical professionals since 1986 and in that time, we have trained more than 60,000 students. We have excellent Canadian safety training courses and arc flash experts with many years of field experience who can teach this course for your staff. To compare delivery formats, explore arc flash training online options that complement your team's schedule.
Our company is a publisher of electrical technical information with more than 35 years of recognized and accredited experience as a provider of
continuing education to the electrical industry. Staying current is vital, and our coverage of CSA Z462 2024 updates helps maintain compliance.
Our instructors are professional experts with many years of practical knowledge based on field experience and education. We are not a manufacturer
who is using training as a guise to sell you other products or services. Our safety training instructors are non-biased, independent, and teach objective information that has your best interest and education at heart. Our motivation is your education. Their guidance on electrical safety work practices reflects real-world application and risk reduction.
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We can tailor our course preparation to the exact training that you require, based on the experience level and operational work practices of your
employees, and based on your training objectives. In other words, we can deliver the training that your staff requires, based on their experience, and
work practices. We align content with your arc flash training requirements so learning outcomes are measurable.
Below is a list of our most popular Canada safety training courses. Request a FREE quotation to deliver any of these courses to your staff. Also, you can see which of our courses are scheduled for a specific date. For broader context, our arc flash safety training guide explains how these courses integrate into a complete program.
Arc Flash Training - CSA Z462 -2021
Canadian Electrical Code
Ontario Electrical Safety Code
Advanced Electrical Safety Training
Arc Flash Analysis/Study - IEEE 1584 Update
Arc Flash Study Training - Short Circuit Fundamentals
Electrical Safety Awareness Training For Non Electrical Workers
High Voltage Safety Training
OSHA 29 CFR 1910 Electrical Safety Training
OSHA lockout Tagout Training
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