Title: Lesson 2 To-Do List
Course: WGF 107 DEVELOPMENT > Section: Content

Objective
- Be able to identify fundamental uses and applications for building – facility electrical safety programs
- Explore the facility potential issues of building electrical safety and why
- Investigate building safety programs, including electrical equipment manufacturers, and how their programs came to be in facility use
- State about what I can expect to pay for professional building electrical safety  (both acquisition and operating costs)
- Assemble how much it costs (or saves) to use building electrical safety programs
Prepare #1 | - Read – Fundamental Electrical Safety Rules
Prepare #2
- Read – Introduction to Lock-out/Tag-out
- Read – Introduction To Personal Protective Equipment
Practice
- Complete and submit the discussion board Introduction Question (5-pts.)
- Respond to peer’s discussion board question (5-pts.)
Perform | - Complete Exam 1 (100-pts.)
Links/Uploads
Occupational Standards & Training - OSHA

https://www.osha.gov/dts/osta/oshasoft/index.html

Electrical Contractors’ Personnel Training

https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/etools/electricalcontractors/supplemental/toolindex.html

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- Aerial lifts
- Bent handles
- Digging tools
- Extension handles
- Foot pumps
- Forklifts
- Gloves
- Hydraulic tools
- In-line grip
- Kickback clutch
- Knee pads
- Ladders and stools
- Manual conduit benders
- Material lifts
- Mechanical conduit benders
- Mechanical wire pullers
- Motorized hand trucks
- Padded tool belts and suspenders
- Padded tool handles
- Pistol grip
- Portable pulley
- Powered tools
- Ratcheting tools
- Reach forklifts
- Roll-out truck bed decks
- Storage tools
- Tool handles
- Tool stands
- Transport devices
- Truck bins
- Truck ramps
- Vehicle lifts
- WAGO connectors