Distribution Cover-Up: How to Achieve Insulation and Isolation, will discuss cover-up requirements for distribution systems and substations using a practical method that is easy to understand and apply. Covering voltages up to 44 kV, this five-session course led by utility industry expert Danny Raines, CUSP, includes fundamentals and principles of cover-up; the impact of culture on cover-up practices; and specific requirements for overhead, underground and substation applications.

$600 Non-subscriber / $300 iPi Subscriber

This program covers higher risk hazards and electrical safe work practices for meter personnel including installing single and three-phase meters along with working on CT-rated meters, and using test equipment. Other types of hazardous conditions encountered will include bird-dogging during storm emergencies and interaction with aggressive animals, insects or people.

$250 Non-subscriber / $175 iPi Subscriber

Necessary actions rushed, complacency and in-attention — these are just a few of the human factor errors that go beyond one’s technical competencies for the task or job. In this two-hour session on human performance strategies, Parrish Owen Taylor takes you to the front line with actual case studies and how to proactively reduce human errors by developing emotionally intelligent crews.

$250 Non-subscriber / $175 iPi Subscriber

You can now get Frontline without the hassle and costs of logistics associated with classroom training. Frontline Online features proven principles and strategies about how to improve your skills and interact with others through videos, reading assignments, virtual exercises, knowledge checks, and personal assessments.

The computer-based training will be supplemented with optional Live webinar sessions! The next live webinar series starts January 7, 2021.

$799 Non-Subscriber / $399 iPi Subscriber for 6 months of access

Topics in this series are derived from SET Solutions’ popular OSHA electric power course offered through the Incident Prevention Institute (https://ip-institute.com). The course is designed to help learners identify standard requirements and to offer practical ways to apply the standards.

This course was built to provide you with a simple and practical way to learn about OSHA’s Electric Power standards 1910.269 and 1926 Subpart V and provide you with expert insight and interpretations that help you understand the applications of the regulation. Through the use of engaging video and knowledge checks, we break down the performance requirements of the OSHA Electric Power standards and answer frequently asked questions.

$750 Non-Subscriber / $375 iPi Subscriber for 6 months of access