This one-day course is designed for workers responsible for electrical systems and needing certification in the CSA Z462-24 electrical safety standard. This standard covers safe work practices related to electrical dangers in the workplace. The successful participant will gain a solid understanding of hazards encountered while operating or maintaining electrical installations in the low voltage (below 750V) class including a full understanding of the arc hazard categorization, appropriate PPE selection and safe work procedure.
This course is taught by certified electrical professionals with decades of field experience and solid credentials as professional adult learning instructors. This program includes professionally designed slides, videos and extensive use of case studies. This program examines the electrical hazards found in industry and stresses the importance of the individual employee proactively recognizing hazards and applying safe work practices with the goal of zero incidents.
Who should attend: Engineers, Electricians, Instrumentation Mechanics, Technicians, Managers & Safety Professionals
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July 22 – 22, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time | OR25449 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
July 23 – 23, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time | OR25451 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
July 28 – 28, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Saskatoon time | OR25453 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
July 30 – 30, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time | OR25455 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
August 6 – 6, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time | OR25562 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
August 7 – 7, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time | OR25564 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
August 11 – 11, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time | OR25566 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
August 14 – 14, 2025 | Saskatoon, SK | OR25568 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
August 18 – 18, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time | OR25570 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
August 21 – 21, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time | OR25574 | $395.00 + Tax Per Attendee | Register |
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Objective: Realize the damage electrical accidents can cause to the human body and understand the basic principles of safety!
Objective: Recognize workplace law requirements and how to meet them.
Objective: Apply various mitigation strategies at a corporate and personal level.
View all topicsObjective: Realize the damage electrical accidents can cause to the human body and understand the basic principles of safety!
Objective: Recognize workplace law requirements and how to meet them.
Objective: Apply various mitigation strategies at a corporate and personal level.
Objective: Ensure corporate compliance with CSA Z462.
Objective: Conduct daily work in accordance with CSA Z462.
Objective: Fulfill the ESWC requirements of CSA Z462.
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July 22 – 22, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time , MB | Teleconference | OR25449 | Register |
July 23 – 23, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time , NL | Teleconference | OR25451 | Register |
July 28 – 28, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Saskatoon time , SK | Teleconference | OR25453 | Register |
July 30 – 30, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time , AB | Teleconference | OR25455 | Register |
August 6 – 6, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25562 | Register |
August 7 – 7, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time , NL | Teleconference | OR25564 | Register |
August 11 – 11, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time , AB | Teleconference | OR25566 | Register |
August 14 – 14, 2025 | Saskatoon , SK | RS Breakers & Controls | OR25568 | Register |
August 18 – 18, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time , BC | Teleconference | OR25570 | Register |
August 21 – 21, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time , MB | Teleconference | OR25574 | Register |
August 25 – 25, 2025 | Edmonton , AB | Hampton Inn Edmonton/Sherwood Park | OR25572 | Register |
August 28 – 28, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Fredericton time , NB | Teleconference | OR25576 | Register |
September 4 – 4, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25631 | Register |
September 8 – 8, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time , NL | Teleconference | OR25633 | Register |
September 11 – 11, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Halifax time , NS | Teleconference | OR25635 | Register |
September 15 – 15, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time , BC | Teleconference | OR25637 | Register |
September 18 – 18, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25642 | Register |
September 22 – 22, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time , AB | Teleconference | OR25640 | Register |
September 25 – 25, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time , MB | Teleconference | OR25644 | Register |
October 1 – 1, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time , BC | Teleconference | OR25708 | Register |
October 2 – 2, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Edmonton Time , AB | Teleconference | OR25710 | Register |
October 6 – 6, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25712 | Register |
October 7 – 7, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Halifax time , NS | Teleconference | OR25714 | Register |
October 8 – 8, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Winnipeg time , MB | Teleconference | OR25716 | Register |
October 14 – 14, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Saskatoon time , SK | Teleconference | OR25718 | Register |
October 16 – 16, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Iqaluit time , NU | Teleconference | OR25720 | Register |
October 20 – 20, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm St. John's NL time , NL | Teleconference | OR25722 | Register |
October 21 – 21, 2025 | Edmonton , AB | Hampton Inn Edmonton/Sherwood Park | OR25663 | Register |
October 23 – 23, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Fredericton time , NB | Teleconference | OR25724 | Register |
October 27 – 27, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Toronto time , ON | Teleconference | OR25726 | Register |
October 30 – 30, 2025 | LIVE 2-Way Video Training 8am-4pm Vancouver time , BC | Teleconference | OR25728 | Register |
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“Even though I've taken the course before, it did remind me of some of the things I'd forgotten. I also learned new rules and standards that are now in place. The instructor was well organized and answered all questions.”
William Nicolay, West Fraser Lumber"This course was very well put together and I learnt some very interesting things about arc fault and the required PPE needed to work on different voltages."
Brian Hawco, NL Hydro“Very knowledgeable. Kept things upbeat, making the training experience enjoyable, as safety training generally is rather boring. He answered every one of my questions, as I am only a planner, not a technician. I understood everything I was taught, gained a significant amount of useful knowledge regarding...
Jasmine Lelani, Dana Holding Corp“Excellent instructor, great training for all my coworkers.”
Michael Kehoe, Canadian Coast Guard“Demonstrated excellent knowledge of safety, especially electrical. Was able to pass the knowledge on in an understandable manner.”
Brian Thomas, Vari-Form Inc."This course was valuable in creating a healthy appreciation for Low Voltage/Arc Flash as well as emphasizing the importance of keeping your mind sharp and your attention focused in hazardous situations. It was also good that the tables for safety categories and PPE were pointed out in the CSA manuals."
Ryan Jansen, Saskatchewan Research Council"Informative course, definitely opend my eyes & will help me to apply safety to working situations."
Ryan Kozubski, Nabors Drilling“The instructor interacted well with the group and was clear and knowledgeable with the course. I came out of the course with a better understanding of arc flash dangers and prevention.”
Doug Robertson, West Fraser Lumber“Very informative and eye opening to the dangers involved in electrical arc flash potential.”
Doug Kinsey, Louisiana Pacific“The instructor did an outstanding job and I would recommend this to anyone. Course was very educational and helped me understand more about my safety and hazards to arc flash.”
Mitch Walker, Pembina Pipelines“This was a very informative training course. The instructor did an excellent job conveying all course information as well as relating to “real world” examples. I would highly recommend to anyone in the field.”
Dave Moon, Central Machine & Marine Inc.“Excellent experience and knowledge. Backed up his ideas with real world, factual information. Presentation was something and easy to follow.”
Jason Sparling, Manning Forest Products“Had a good sense of humor and held our attention well. Good knowledge on topics and very good personality.”
Frank Penner, Load King Industries“Very informative course for the non-electrical electrician employees like myself. Educating us on safety while operating and being around major electrical components. Instructor was easy to understand, knowledgeable and kept us awake.”
Garett Beres, Grain Millers CanadaThis course was very informative and provided me with a wealth of knowledge to do my job safer and to minimize the risk of being exposed to an Arc Flash. I would like to recommend the use of more extensive PPE for electricians who have the potential of being exposed to an Arc Flash. The instructor provided...
Michael Disso, Canrig Canada“This course was very informative and the instructor Jim Roberts made the material easy to understand with good examples from personal experiences as well as video examples. I feel I have knowledge to participate in a meaningful discussion around this work or help create improved procedures, hazard...
Ed DeGroot, Calgary Transit"This course was top notch. Very well presented, I would recommend to all my co-workers."
Roland Ford, City of Charlottetown“The instructor, Ross Dion was knowledgeable and kept the class moving at a good pace with plenty of information. He touched on all expectations and was informed on new legislation and updates.”
Perry Turton, Prairie North Health RegionThis was a worth while course. Electrical dangers aren't as easy to comprehend as mechanical where there isn't anything moving. It was helpful to see videos of various incidents so that we can all understand the need for protective measures and the need for everyone to be knowledgeable about safety practices.
Devin McLoughlin, Kraken Robotics“The point of electrical dangers was driven home.”
Larry Fradette, SNC Lavalin“The instructor was very knowledgeable and related the subject material naturally and easily. He related the subject material to his past professional experience which greatly contributed to ease of learning and most likely retention.”
Kevin Perley, Department of National Defence"The duration of the whole course was very well organized. Terry Yonkheym spent the right amount of time at the right times. I feel a lot more comfortable with this topic now. Great Instructor.
"Cam Simkins, L & M Wood ProductsThis course was well prepared and well presented.
Dwight Koshman, CAE“Excellent examples of real life and videos and photos to bring to light the realities of arc flash.”
Ryan, DND“He is very knowledgeable and explains things perfectly. I've learned that when I'm working on any electrical to make sure it's safe and always wear PPE, if required. Always use common sense.”
Henry Friesen, Triple E Canada"Great course!! Lots of information that I can use on the job. It gave me a new perspective/respect for the type of work environment that I'm in everyday."
Tony Beaver, Canrig Canada“The course was enlightening to me. It gave me food for thought and a new view of hazards and risks in the safe use of electricity. The instructor, Ross Dion kept the class moving, no dull moments and a good level of assistance to me, as I’m not a trained electrician.”
Irv Slager, Tenaris"This course was very beneficial and certainly opened my eyes to all the dangers and hazards involved. It will certainly be beneficial when we complete a breaker change out at our facility. Very knowledgeable instructor, Ed Rideout who has seen a lot over the years."
Kevin Barry, Queen Elizabeth Hospital“Very informative course with plenty of visual aids, videos, good discussion and real life examples provided with the training. I would recommend this course to my coworkers.”
Scott Benjamin, Ligado Networks"The training was very informative. It was good to see videos on the actual actions that can occur due to Arc Flashes. I believe this provided proper information to ensure I will be able to prepare and properly handle situations dealing with the potential for Arc Flashes."
Megan Kennedy, Rolls - Royce LimitedThis was a good course to cover safety protocols for working around electrical circuits.
James McDonald, Grain Millers“Course was in depth and detailed and well presented. Would whole heartedly recommend for any electrical industry.”
Tyler Garvey, DND“The instructor Dave Neal is extremely knowledgeable and easy to follow. Great material and communication skills, this course is definitely one of the “must take” for technical personnel.”
Ivan Melnikov, KTH Shelburne Mfg.The course was very informative and clarified a couple of what-if scenarios for me.
Peter Mccoppin, Galpower“I felt the course was very informative and contained lots of safety tips and visuals. Presentation by the instructor was outstanding, but some of the info was beyond the scope of what I felt an electrician should know. I learned some useful tips and it honed my safety awareness to perform my work...
D Clements, DND“Excellent job, providing the basic information on Arc Flash Low Voltage Safety, with a mix of examples that are applicable to many different industries. The course was well paced with a good mix of media to keep everyone’s interest. Course instructor was very knowledgeable.”
Natasha Chin, Kellogg Canada Inc.“The instructor is very knowledgeable about the course. He explained everything in clear detail and with examples. He explained the proper use of PPE and as well as working safely in electrical systems.”
Ordiquio Canizo, Celestica“I feel like it was a great refresher of electrical safety basics and a lot of new, useful information provided. Definitely feel more comfortable about working around different voltages in the future.”
Mike Cigan, PCL Energy"Concepts were explained in a clear, understanding manner. The instructor, Dave Neal used life experiences to illustrate or focus on a topic which made it interesting. The course is good."
Gary Honch, PTI Group"I found the course to be very educational and a huge eye opener on the potential risks involved with working on low voltage electrical systems."
David Thompson, Connors Bros. Ltd.“Great knowledge, easy to speak with, opened my eyes to new and proper procedures.”
Jeremy Benns, Weetabix of CanadaIt was a good course with all the valuable and important safety measures required while performing routine and non-routine tasks at work.
Kunal Patel, Ball Corporation"This course gave me a very firm understanding of the hazards of electricity in regards to breakers and breaker boxes. It also gave me a better understanding of some of the PPE that you would be required to have when you work on or around this equipment. It was a good review of safety practices in regards...
Rob Garez, Natural Resources Canada“The instructor was great and the course should be taken by everyone in the electrical field. The instructor and the course gives a real feel of how bad an arc flash can be and gives the worker a real eye opener.”
Greg Brown, Phazer Electric"Very good instruction. Gave a overview of how the standard works and how to analyze the equipment you are working on"
Trent Wanner, SaskPower“Excellent course that provided a significant amount of information. Great instructor that enjoyed the entire class entertained the entire class through the duration of the instruction.”
Robert MacDonald, KTH Shelburne"Excellent information!! There was a lot of information that I was not aware of. This will be helpful to me going forward as we develop our own Safe Work Procedures."
David Payne, Waterous Power systems“The course provided useful information towards tasks that I would be performing in my job. It also gave me information on how to protect myself and others.”
Chad Fisher, Compass CompressionThe course was well presented. I can't think of any improvements.
Luther Jones, Pilkington Glass"Excellent course, well worth it."
Wayne Smith, Queen Elizabeth Hospital“I think the course was very helpful. I now feel more confident in potentially dangerous electrical situations. The instructor was great and we had a good pizza lunch. I can’t wait to apply what I learnt in the field.” Tyson Falle, Prodigy Tech Group Inc. “Training was good. Lots had changed...
Paul Saltel, Apperley Electric“Great instructor and great information. Although disturbing, I enjoyed the videos and pictures of the real life accidents. They really hit home on the possibility of injury.”
Tim Jackson, NS Health“The course was well presented and very informative. The instructor was very knowledgeable and interesting.”
Chad Smith, DND“The instructor is well prepared and material he presented was organized. This course educated us a lot about arc flash effects. Thanks”
Kais Abdulmawjood, Texas A&M University“This was taught to us as an electrician speaking to an electrician. Best course & entertaining. Great!”
Terry Verner, City of Courtenay“The course was very informative and helpful to understand the dangers associated with working around electricity.”
Joe Flynn, Inter Pipeline FundThis was a good course, helpful for all levels and positions of those working in low voltage settings.
Neil Sizer, Theta TTSAs a novice with very little electrical training, I learned a lot and got 20/25 on the test, which to me demonstrates a pretty good teacher, since I came into the class with no previous knowledge of this content.
Jim Atherley, Formet Industries“Arc flash training made me more aware of the hazards in my job. Good information, well presented and nobody fell asleep. Should be able to do my job more effectively and safely.”
Ray Sander, LP Golden“The course was very intuitive to the possible electrical failures that can occur on the job; how to eliminate possible hazards through proper assessments and PPE. Take care of number one, yourself first and trust no one. The instructor was very thorough with the material, he did a good job.”
Robert Moroccio, Nortwon Electrical ContractorsI was pleased with the course. It was very well instructed, and any questions were answered promptly, and feedback was fantastic. I thought it was well done and quite informational.
Bradley Moyer, Total Power“Personable, kept things moving and interesting. Provided real examples to make a point. Answered questions respectfully.”
Bruce Parr, West Fraser Lumber"I enjoyed the course. The instructor, Ross Dion, was very knowledgeable and explained everything very well. Almost 85% of the course I was not aware of and I took home a lot of knowledge that I can use on the job and also relay to fellow electricians."
Fred Boldt, Renfrew Victoria Hospital“Very informative, good instruction, straight forward, I actually enjoyed this course, didn’t fall asleep and drool on myself.”
Thomas Bowmann PTI Group,"This was an informative, relaxed course which welcomed questions, experiences and discussions on electrical dangers, work environments and solutions. The instructor Dave Neal is an excellent, experienced instructor with a complete program."
Raymond Bryant, PTI Group“The instructor did a great job explaining the concepts and procedures throughout the course. I was interested and engaged throughout the course. I’m very satisfied and came away with a lot of knowledge.”
Gurjit Dhaljwal, PCL Energy"This is the third time I have taken this course and this one was the best."
Geoff Thistle, Nabors Drilling"Good and informative, made me much more aware of my surroundings in and around the jobsite."
Mark Pelham, EMW Industrial Ltd.“This was an excellent course with good instruction. I’m a journeyman electrician for 35 years. I learnt a lot of information today. Thank you.”
Mike Townsend, Town of Ajax“Hands on, practical exercises, very valuable, gives a good understanding of the standard.”
Dan Plant, Lowe, Gravelle and Associates“This course was very insightful to making us as maintenance workers aware of the hazards involved when working on, near or around electrical equipment and apparatus. The instructor, Dave Neal was knowledgeable and very good at driving home the message and explaining the consequences of failing to...
Greg Peacock, KTH Shelburne Mfg.This was a good refresher that made you think before you approach electrical equipment.
Darcy Jollimore, City Of Prince George“This is a great course that I should have taken 14 years ago. I hope to create and support greater awareness of electrical issues on our own plant site. Thank You”
Paul Busch, Pembina Pipeline“The instructor uses real life experiences. Everyone in the class enjoyed the course. I don`t mind going again or recommend any electrical personnel.”
Rashid Dahir, PCL Energy“The course was well taught. As a student with little knowledge of the topic, I found the course content very useful. Great videos and examples.”
Kaylin MacKenzie, SNC LavalinThis course gives a very real depiction of the hazards that are faced while working with and around electricity. I would recommend anyone working in the electrical industry in any form to do this course, and those who work directly with electricity complete it in regular intervals to avoid complacency.
Wayne Bemister, Canadian Coast Guard“I personally believe that I have learned very valuable information that will save my life someday and/or save me from future bodily injury. The instructor, Dave Neal was very engaging and involved in his teachings. THIS IS THE BEST ARC FLASH training I have received.”
Tom Watson, Gold Trail School Division #74“Speaks a language the average electrician can understand and engaged everyone in the course. One of the better instructors I have had. This course could quite easily be a “death by power point” but it wasn’t.”
Cory Wilson, Western Forest Products"It was an eye opener to see what could really happen in arc flashes and the injuries they cause and the little bit of a flash to cause serious injury. The instructor, Ed Rideout was great and to the point."
Allan Brown, Queen Elizabeth HospitalI think this course is fantastic, and everything that I learned today will 100% help me with my everyday work.
Jacob Osullivan, Total Power Ltd.“This course was an introduction to arc flash safety and was focused on showing some of the consequences and real world incidents that can occur. The instructor was easy to understand and showed some interesting examples and videos.”
Wade Dolton, Canadian Light Source“The course gave a lot of really good information. There was a lot I really had no idea about therefore it was really beneficial to me. The instructor was very well spoken and made the course enjoyable. I would definitely suggest this to others. The course brought up a lot of other points you really...
Jesse McDonald, Prodigy Tech Group Inc."I'm thankful for taking this course as it has made me more aware of situations that I'm in every day."
Jacob Labelle, AK Brown Refrigeration“Clear information, good feedback, and usable information for developing our site procedures.”
Brian Auclair, DSM Nutritional ProductsI really enjoy this course. The instructor was knowledgeable. This was my first time taking this course and I have learned a lot of new information.
Slawomir Zakowieki, BGIS"Very informative course and identified many faults and bad habits that need to be corrected."
Shawn Faith, Mott Manufacturing Ltd.“I found this program quite informative and extremely useful. It definitely opened my eyes to arc hazards and attention to safety.”
Dale Dulaba, Black and McDonaldGreat informative class, an eye-opener for what can happen if not using proper techniques and PPE
Andrew Munro, Trans Northern Pipeline“The instructor and course were both very informative and clearly presented. There is more than enough knowledge to be gained from the course to complete the work that the training is for safely.”
Shane Pretzer, PCL Energy“Well spoken, extremely informative, kept everyone’s attention, answered questions well and made it easy to follow and understand.” The course had all information and then some that I expected. I feel a lot safer. Thanks!!”
Briana Michalski, PCL EnergyThe course highlights hazards we are indirectly exposed to daily when in mills. It made me more aware of Arc Flash study Labels and what they mean.
Graham Albert, International Paper“This course was a great way of convincing people to take precautions and work safely.”
Kyle Hughes, KTH Shelburne Mfg.“I found the information in the course to be very informative/beneficial to further advance my education and understanding of the potential hazards of arc flash potential, ways to safely conduct work and protect myself, now and in future endeavors for the rest of my career in the electrical industry...
Travis Shewchuk, PCL Energy“A very informative and interesting course. I'm glad I came. I learned a lot and feel I can work more safely through my apprenticeship with this course.”
Kalen Dyck, West Fraser"The course was informative and was delivered in an engaging manner. The information gained from the course can be directly applied to my work place and the maintenance that I perform."
Tyler Gregory, PTI Group“The instructor was very knowledgeable in the course material. Lots of information on the course. Safety is a very high topic. Interesting points of view on how arc flash works at industrial sites. Answered all questions about many of the course topics.”
Doug Dort, DSM Nutritional Products"I feel this course was very important and informative to be aware of the serious dangers of arc flash potential. And the steps we need to take to avoid or minimize the dangers and injuries."
Ryan Hanrahan, ICS State“An eye opener to the potential risk associated with electricity.”
Clayton Reeve, Inter Pipeline Ltd.“The instructor is very up to date on “arc flash”. The information was very interesting and most of all knowledgeable. I will be changing a few of my own procedures in the electrical field.”
Andrew Wilkinson, Impact Energy ServiceDay 1 | |
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Start Time, Introduction | 08:00 - 10:00 am |
Morning Break | 10:00 - 10:15 am |
Class Time | 10:15 - 12:00 pm |
Lunch Time | 12:00 - 01:00 pm |
Class Time, Followed by Afternoon Break | 01:00 - 03:00 pm |
Class Time, End Time | 03:15 - 04:30 pm |