Semiconductor Environmental, Health and Safety at Work Part 3

Think about all the equipment used in a semiconductor fabrication facility. Now think about the different types of hazardous energy used to operate that equipment. Take this course to learn about these hazards and what you can do to ensure the safety of everyone exposed to them. This course specifically addresses hazardous energy types and regulations, energy isolating devices and electrical safety. Ideal learners are semiconductor fabrication workers.

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Recognize the types of hazardous energy that may be present in your environment;Select the best source for determining hazardous energy regulations for your workplace;Recall types of energy isolating devices and their purpose;Identify electrical energy injuries and how to prevent them

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