电气安全意识培训.ppt

Electrical Safety Awareness Training Albert Einstein College of MedicineDepartment of Environmental Health Safety Evan Rousseau Industrial Hygienist (718) 430-4152 eroussea@aecom.yu.edu Training Outline Purpose Basic Concepts of Electricity Hazard Recognition Effects of Electricity on the Human Body Electrical Hazard Protection Work Practices How to Respond/Report a Problem Supervisor Responsibilities Employee Responsibilities Video Purpose Raise your awareness to potential electrical hazards. Instruct you on how to recognize electrical hazards. Provide ways to eliminate, remove, and prevent electrical hazards in the workplace. Emphasizing the extreme importance of observing all electrical safety requirements and practices. Instructing you on what to do in the event an electrical accident. Purpose Course is not designed to teach you to work on electrical equipment. You will not be qualified to work on electrical equipment . If you see problems with electrical equipment, notify your supervisor. Basic Concepts of Electricity Electricity is the flow of electrons (current) through a conductor. Requires a source of power: usually a generating station. Travels in a closed circuit. When you become part of the circuit, the injury may be fatal. Hazard Recognition Cords Equipment Power tools and extension cords must be inspected each time they are used. They must be taken out of service immediately upon discovery of worn or broken insulation. Hazard Recognition Cords Equipment Visually inspect electrical equipment before each use for damage and/or external defects such as loose, missing or deformed parts, pinched or crushed outer jackets or insulation. This type of external damage may indicate internal damage to the equipment. Electrical cords that are worn or damaged must be replaced without delay. Before cleaning electrical equipment, turn it off and unplug it. Hazard Recognition Electrical Panels Electric panels must be kept clear of any obstructions at