Semiconductor Electrical Safety Part 2: Developing a Risk-Based Approach to Electrical Safety

To protect yourself from shock and electrocution, you have to understand electrical hazards in your semiconductor workplace. Take this course to learn about different electrical risk assessments and protective measures that may be implemented as a result. Ideal learners are semiconductor fabrication workers.

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Identify how NFPA 70E® applies to semiconductor fabrication facilities;Select information that must be included in risk assessments;Recall electrical hazard protective measures;Recognize the steps required to establish electrically safe work conditions;Select examples of authorized energized work;Define "qualified person" responsibilities;Define approach boundaries

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