Live Instructor-Led Virtual Electrical Safety Training

Live, interactive training for electrical workers, supervisors and maintenance teams who benefit from real-time discussion and direct access to an experienced instructor.

Participants can ask questions, discuss their own equipment and work situations, and work through practical decisions with an experienced industrial electrical trainer.

Live Means Live

Sessions are led live, not self-paced. Participants can ask questions, compare procedures and discuss work situations as the material is presented. A normal virtual training day is approximately six instructional hours.

Private group delivery lets employers bring people together from different locations while keeping the discussion relevant to their work.

Experienced electrical safety instructor leading an interactive virtual class and an onsite discussion beside closed switchgear.

What the Training Can Address

Industrial lockout/tagout equipment secured with a group lockout hasp, personal padlock and worker identification tag.

• Qualified Electrical Worker responsibilities

• Shock and arc-flash hazards

• Electrically safe work conditions

• PPE selection and limitations

• Absence-of-voltage testing

• Electrical job safety planning

• Safe-work practices

• Lockout/tagout responsibilities and coordination

Built for Industrial Teams

Live virtual delivery works particularly well for mines, utilities, manufacturers, contractors and multi-site organizations whose people cannot easily gather in one classroom. Sessions are available across Canada, while onsite delivery is focused on Western Canada.

Training can be planned around the workforce, equipment, procedures and operational realities—not a generic consumer course.

AB Electrical Safety

• Red Seal electrician

• Class A FSR

• 47+ years of industrial electrical experience

• Mining, heavy industry, maintenance and commissioning

• Practical training grounded in field work

Tony Bedford brings experience from electrical maintenance, automation, troubleshooting, commissioning, supervision and training. The objective is straightforward: help people understand the hazards, make sound decisions and apply the training when the work begins.

Online When It Fits. Onsite When It Matters.

Industrial electrical one-line diagram illustrating the documentation used in electrical-safety planning and engineering support.

Discuss Live Training for Your Team

Tell us about your workforce, locations and training needs. We can recommend live virtual delivery anywhere in Canada, onsite training across Western Canada or a combination that fits the work your people actually perform.