Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology
Electrical Safety Work Practices — General Industry
Learn OSHA general-industry electrical work-practice requirements in 1910.331–335. Twelve audible lessons cover deenergization, qualified duties, overhead lines, equipment and protection. Allow about 45–60 minutes; actual workplace skills remain separate.
ESWP-001-GI · General Occupational Safety
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Free with sign-upFree with sign-up. Audible online knowledge lessons; task-specific electrical training and skill verification remain separate.
General Occupational Safety
This course awards an online knowledge completion record after all lesson checks, at least 80% on the final assessment with every critical decision correct, and a 1–5 star course rating. Three final-assessment attempts are available, with targeted review between attempts. It does not confer an OSHA card, professional certification or employer work authorization.
Employer workplace component: This online knowledge component does not qualify or authorize a person for electrical work. The employer must provide task-specific instruction, verify required skills and implement actual procedures and protective measures. Construction and electric-utility specialist training are separate.
Optional assessment and certificate: $49.99 one time, plus applicable tax; included with active SMS. View requirements and purchase terms → Reprints of previously issued certificates remain free. Qualifying completions earned before the paid offer was introduced retain their existing certificate access.
View free course and sign-up details →The course outline is public. Learning and practice are free with sign-up. Released assessments and certificates are optional purchases unless a free award exception is explicitly stated on this page. Active SMS includes released assessment/certificate fees. Purchase alone never awards a certificate; all published completion requirements still apply.
Assessment and retakes
All schools of Jenkins Academy of Applied Technology use the shared assessment and retake policy: unlimited practice, three quiz or exam attempts per set, and an initial graded-capstone submission plus two revisions. Further attempts require the specified review or approved remediation. Course-specific passing requirements remain in effect.
This catalog describes non-degree learning. A course listing does not award college credit or professional certification.
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