Qualified Worker Program

To be a qualified worker one must possess the knowledge and skills related to the field and receive the proper safety training… The QWP includes Electrical Safety & the Qualified Electrical Worker, OSHA Lock Out/Tag Out, and NFPA 70E Arc Flash Safety

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Generally, the regulations agree that any electrical circuit or equipment that is energized with at least 50 volts of electricity has to be guarded, covered, protected, or made inaccessible to everyone except Qualified Electrical Workers. The regulations also state that any electrical   testing must be performed by Qualified Workers. That means an unqualified worker cannot even verify whether a circuit his been de-energized. Even during a Lock Out/Tag Out procedure - Only Qualified Workers can verify if equipment has been de-energized.

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The unqualified workers are people such as maintenance men, machine operators, mechanics, etc. who still face the risk of electrical shock… The UWP includes Electrical Safety & The Qualified Worker and OSHA Lock Out/Tag Out

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This program is designed to introduce the designer or manager to the process of fiber optic network design and the implementation of that design in a real-world project. This program is not intended to be an entry level program. Students should have the IMSA/FOA Certified Fiber Optics Technician certification OR experience in fiber plant installation and testing knowledge.

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