As you know, we update a large number of courses every year to keep up with regulatory requirements, to add fresh content, and to provide the best workforce learning experience possible.
As part of that effort, here’s a quick head’s up that we’ve updated our existing Hand Tools for Electrical Work course.
If you already have this course in our eLearning format, you don’t need to do anything to get the updated material. We’ll get it to you. “eLearning” format in this context means that you’ve got the course (in SCORM or AICC format) inside a learning management system (LMS) or you’ve bought a subscription to the course from us and currently stream it online from our website.
As always, please feel free to contact us if you have questions.
And if you don’t yet have the course, now’s the time, because it looks awesome!
Continue reading for more information about the updated course and to see a short sample video.
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Here’s a quick sample video from the newly updated Hand Tools for Electrical Work online course.
Here are the learning objective for this new course about hand tools used during electrical work:
- Describe how different types of pliers are used for electrical work
- List guidelines for the use of pliers during electrical work
- Describe the purpose of a wire stripper
- Describe the purpose of a fish tape
- Describe the purpose of a voltage detector
- List guidelines for correct hand tool usage
If you are excited about this new course (and you should be!), you might want to know we have many similar courses in our libraries on health and safety training and manufacturing and industrial maintenance. These include series of courses on electrical safety and working with electrical systems (as well as many more).
And hey, before you go, why not download our free Manufacturing Training Guide?
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