Electrical safety training — OSHA 1910.330 - 1910.335; 1926 subpart K; 1917.1
What is the who must be trained for Electrical safety training — OSHA 1910.330 - 1910.335; 1926 subpart K; 1917.1?
For Electrical safety training, who must be trained is employees who work with electrical equipment; training frequency is Not addressed by OSHA, best practice is prior to exposure; retraining triggers is Not addressed by OSHA; industry scope is General industry, construction, and maritime; standard is 1910.330 - 1910.335; 1926 subpart K; 1917.1, recorded from its source on 2026-08-05.
Electrical safety training OSHA required: yes OSHA regulations: 1910.330 - 1910.335; 1926 subpart K; 1917.1 Exposure to electricity is one of OSHA’s “fatal four” occupational hazards resulting in death. Electrical safety training is intended to teach employees who work with electrical equipment what the limitations are for non‐qualified electricians, and how to avoid exposure to electric shock or electrocution. Training frequency: Not addressed by OSHA, best practice is prior to exposure.
— hsi.com, retrieved 2026-08-05
- Standard
- 1910.330 - 1910.335; 1926 subpart K; 1917.1 verified
- Topic
- Electrical safety training verified
- Who must be trained
- employees who work with electrical equipment verified
- Training frequency
- Not addressed by OSHA, best practice is prior to exposure verified
- Retraining triggers
- Not addressed by OSHA verified
- Industry scope
- General industry, construction, and maritime our reading
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Source
- hsi.comhttps://hsi.com/blog/oshas-required-training-frequencies