Electrical Safety in Shipyards and Marine Terminals

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You will have 72 hours from purchase to complete the interactive course.

The online interactive course includes interactive knowledge checks / quiz questions, and you WILL receive a certificate on completion.

You will have 48 hours from purchase to watch the streaming video.

The streaming video does NOT include a certificate of completion.

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Description

Electricity is an essential power source in shipyard and marine terminal environments, driving operations from machinery to lighting. However, its potential dangers cannot be underestimated.

Electrical hazards, such as shocks, fires, and equipment damage, demand strict safety measures to protect workers and maintain productivity. Common risks include damaged cords, overloaded circuits, and improper use of portable lighting or batteries, all of which can result in accidents or even fatalities if not addressed promptly. Proper handling, regular inspections, and adherence to safety protocols, such as using personal protective equipment (PPE) and ground fault circuit interrupters (GFCIs), can significantly mitigate these risks.

In shipyard environments, workers face unique challenges such as exposure to wet surfaces, confined spaces, and the complexity of electrical distribution systems. Addressing these challenges requires awareness, training, and vigilance. Simple precautions like ensuring equipment is properly grounded, following lockout/tagout procedures, and inspecting tools for wear can prevent incidents.

By fostering a culture of safety and respect for electricity, shipyards and marine terminals can safeguard their teams while maintaining operational efficiency. Length: 14 minutes

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