INSTRUCTOR: Dan Dudley Texas Master Electrician #00018163 Oklahoma Unlimited Journeyman Electrician #104898 New Mexico Journeyman Lineman EL-1J #362746 Certified: Master Trainer - NCCER Electrical Instructor - NCCER Pipeline E & I Instructor - NCCER Project Mgmt Instructor - NCCER Project Suprv.Instructor - NCCER Advanced Electrical Instr. -NCCER Assessment Admin. - NCCER Commercial Electrician - NCCER Industrial Electrician - NCCER 20 years electrical construction & installation experience 15 years teaching electrical trades and related classes 12 years teaching Electrical Exam Preparation in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, New Mexico and Louisianna. Director/Lead Electrical Instructor for CWTC Construction Workforce Training Center 119 East 52nd Street Odessa, Texas 79762 Graduate of: Lubbock JATC - a Department of Labor approved Apprenticeship Program 3 years as: Apprenticeship Instructor 5th year class and Intermediate Journeyman Lubbock, TX JATC Owner / Programmer/ Instructor Dan Dudley and Associates Electrical Training Services and Software 1-800-718-2717 |
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| New training class to meet the OSHA requirements for being a QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL WORKER |
A "QUALIFIED ELECTRICAL WORKER" is a person who is familiar with the operation, maintenance, special precautionary measures for the equipment they will be working on or with and who has received safety training on the hazards involved. We have three classes available for three distinct groups who either may be in close proximity to electrical energy, or who supervise or work with electrical energy at or above 50 volts. The regulations do not differentiate between AC and DC voltage. Course Content: Electrical Technician 6 Hours FEES: 1-5 PEOPLE $750.00 Each additional person $175.00 Introduction to Electrical Safety, Arc Flash and Arc Blast, Special precautionary measures, General electrical safety Electrician Class 8 Hours FEES: 1-5 PEOPLE $1000.00 Each additional person $250.00 Introduction to Electrical Safety, Arc Flash and Arc Blast, Special precautionary measures, General electrical safety, Specific electrical safety practices, Lock Out Tag Out, Live Line Equipment, How to properly inspect personal protective equipment, Non Electrician Class 4 Hours FEES: 1-5 PEOPLE $500.00 Each additional person $150.00 Introduction to Electrical Safety, Arc Flash and Arc Blast, Special precautionary measures, General electrical safety Management Overview Class 2 Hours FEES: 1-5 PEOPLE $375.00 Each additional person $125.00 Introduction to Electrical Safety, Arc Flash and Arc Blast, Special precautionary measures, General electrical safety Classes held at the CWTC Training Center 5308 Andrews Highway Odessa, Texas 79762 Office: 432-366-7676 Cell: 432-967-4280 (See MAP link for map to location) Classroom will seat 30 people maximum Class Schedule: Depends upon customer requests Register for an Electrical Safety Class Custom Scheduling for your Company (Group) Available. |
The simple truth is that your workers are probably not "QUALIFIED" by the legal requirements. I hold a Texas Master Electricians License in Texas #18163. You can verify this by clicking the link below my signature line at the bottom of this box. I hold an Unlimited Journeyman Electrician License in the state of Oklahoma # 104898. If I were to come to your shop today, I would not be considered "QUALIFIED" according to the law. There are several parts to being QUALIFIED; I must be familiar with the equipment I will be working on, familiar with the operation, safety precautions, any special precautionary measures relating to that particular equipment, and I must have received safety training on the possible hazards involved with working on or near voltages of 50 volts or higher. If anything happens and you end up in court or a lawsuit over an injury or worse and this training is not documented you will be liable and can lose hundreds of thousands of dollars or more for your "failure to provide a work place free of recognized hazards that are causing or likely to cause death or serious physical harm..." (a direct quote from OSHA 29 USC 654 (5)(a)(1) General Duty Clause. In court you are required as an employer to know what you are doing and what your employees will be working on or with. You are required to protect them from recognized harm and hazards. Your failure to do so or to prove with documentary evidence that you have at least tried can cost you your business and possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars. Dan Dudley,instructor |
Electrical Safety Course
| Comply with OSHA "Qualified Electrical Worker" Requirements |
| 2008 CLASS SCHEDULE THROUGH JUNE 2008 |