Industry Based Electrical Safety Training
- Date : 09 - 23 March 2019
- Duration : Evening(6.30 pm-9.30 pm)
- No. of Classes/ Sessions : 5 Sessions
- Class Schedule : Friday & Saturday of every week
- Total Hours : 15
- Last Date of Registration : 7 March, 2019
- Venue : Bdjobs Training, BDBL Building (Level 19), 12 Kawran Bazar C/A, Dhaka 1215.
Introduction
We rely on electricity. But sometimes we underestimate its capability of causing injury. Generally, we use three phase (440 volts) electricity in our workstations. A very little amount of electricity, even household current (120 volts) can stop your heart. All personal needs to be aware of the hazards electricity poses, such as shock, fire, and explosion, and either eliminate or control those hazards. Clear understanding and implementation of electrical safety can save our lives.
Benefits of this course: Relate to the overall electrical safety concept/principle, basic framework and requirements of electrical safety in the context of national and international regulations;
Use and integrate the learning to electrical safety audit in basic level and identify the potential corrective action plans;
Support in future training and advisory services to the factories and other stakeholders.
Understand electrical fire, explosion, and its prevention
Participants will be able to:
Start implementation of a safe system of work
Able to measure their own performance
Clear about the electrical hazard, risk, control and prevent
Clear about fire extinguishers for different fire
Methodology
Methodology:1. Ice breaking session
1. Power point lecturers
3. Discussion Session/ Case Study
4. Quiz
5. Group Exercise
6. Q&A Session etc
Contents of Training:
Session I:Introduction
• Icebreaking session
• Current electrical safety issues in Bangladesh
Basic Electrical safety
• Energy, sources of energy, consumption
• Overview of electrical safety, Quiz
Risk Assessment and Hazard Management
• Definition and Benefits of Risks and Hazards, control Measures
• Quiz/Case study
Session II:
Best Practice and Audit Protocol
• General findings
• National & International best practice
• Quiz/Case study
Isolation
• Primary control measure for electrical safety
• A common understanding of practices and procedures to be used
• understand key roles and responsibilities
Electrical PPE
• Understand the PPE requirements for electrical safety
Session III:
Measuring performance and routine testing
• Auditing
o Learn before an incident/injury happens
o Proactive - provides a leading indicator
• Incident Investigation
o Learn after the incident/injury happens
• Reactive - provides lagging indicator
• Safe System of Work
o Job planning
o Work in normal hazard equipment
o My Electrical Safety Principles
Session IV:
• Knowledge Sharing
• Q&A Session
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Price: Tk. 7,000+VAT
(15% VAT is applicable in every purchase.)
TK 728 with EMI Purchase
Contact
55012120 & 55012122 , 01926 673098, 01847 069208, 01847213994
Resource Person
Shamema Rashid
Energy Consultant
With seven years’ experience in POWER GENERATION, ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY through efficient energy use in implementing energy and environmental standards (ISO 14001 & ISO 50001) and ELECTRICAL SAFETY; SHAMEMA RASHID is an energy consultant.
As a national & international trainer she provided training on INDUSTRIAL ELECTRICAL SAFETY, EFFICIENT ENERGY USE IN INDUSTRY AND CAPACITY BUILDING, INDUSTRIAL BOILER SAFETY & MAINTENANCE, etc. Mainly mid-level management, engineers and technicians were the participants. Her key specialties are in Power generation, Electrical safety, Efficient energy use, Renewable energy, Auditing, Training, Instrumentation and Electrical Measurements, AutoCAD(2D), HVAC, Innovative Thinking and Interpersonal Communication.
She has working experience as maintenance engineer (electrical) in 50 MW power plant, energy consultant, energy trainer, electrical safety expert, national consultant with many national and internal renowned organizations like GIZ (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit ), NCCI (,Nordic Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Bangladesh) IFC (International Finance Corporation), Omnibrand, BPC (Ministry of Commerce, People's Republic of Bangladesh Business Promotion Council), LFMEAB (Leather Goods & Footwear Manufacturers & Exporters Association of Bangladesh), SMART Myanmar, sequa etc. in different projects. She worked with more than 60 textiles and leather factories in Bangladesh.
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