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What Is Construction Safety in Electrical Trades?

Construction Safety is the set of safety measures that apply in the construction trade, covering material handling, rigging, fastening, and the reading of construction drawings.

What it covers

The catalog states: “This course provides a basic overview of the construction trade, safety measures, career opportunities and professional development.”

Topics include material handling, rigging, fastening, construction drawings, OSHA-10 certification, and the National Electrical Code.

Which program covers it

In InterCoast Colleges’ Electrical Training Program and HVAC Technician program, construction safety is covered in the course ATP104, Intro to Trades, Construction Math, OSHA Safety & NEC.

The Electrical Training Program and HVAC Technician outlines list ATP104 Intro to Trades, Construction Math, OSHA Safety & NEC at 90 clock hours (60 lecture, 30 laboratory) and 5 semester credits.

Prerequisites for ATP104: none.

Related trade topics include OSHA-10, the National Electrical Code, CPR, and EPA Section 608. See also the Electrical Training Program and the HVAC Technician.

This topic is covered in the HVAC Technician program at InterCoast Colleges.

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