Qualified Electric Worker
Content, training, and technology for Qualified Electrical Workers (QEW)
According to NFPA 70E and OSHA, a qualified electrical worker is someone who can demonstrate skills and knowledge related to electric equipment and has been trained to identify the hazards of working on this equipment.
Any employer with electric circuits or equipment of 50 V or higher must provide qualified electric worker training for workers who maintain and repair the equipment. Qualified electrical worker training is required for industries such as electric utility, manufacturing, and oil and gas production.
How do you identify which workers should be qualified electric workers?
Familiarize yourself with OSHA 1910.269, OSHA 1910.33, and NFPA 70E requirements.
Once you’ve identified your qualified electric workers, you need a plan to ensure they have the required training – specifically how to work safely on the equipment. HSI can help you put together your plan – including learning objectives, training schedule, and evaluations – and provide the QEW-specific content for your organization. We have training for electric utility and manufacturing workers.
Learn more about OSHA 1910.269
Learn more about OSHA 1910.333
Documentation is Essential and Required
Providing training isn’t the only requirement employers need to consider.
Documentation is essential and required for:
- Training completion records
- Demonstration and observation
- Documented procedures
Our compliance and safety software (SMS) will ensure you are fully compliant for all qualified electric workers.
Learn more about our compliance and safety software
HSI training and workforce development applicable to the Qualified Electric Worker Industry
Active Shooter Training
CPR, AED, and First Aid Training
Employee Training & Development
First Responder Continuing Education Training
Industrial Skills Training
Safety Training
HSI compliance and safety software applicable to the Qualified Electric Worker Industry
Asset Management
Audit Management
Chemical Management
Hazard Management
Incident Management
Infectious Disease
Inspections and Checklists
Learning Management System
Observations
Quality Management
Visitor Management
Additional Features of our Compliance and Safety Software applicable to the Qualified Electric Worker Industry
Asbestos
Chemical Register
Compliance Obligations
Contractor
Document Management
Drug & Alcohol Testing
Emergency Management
Fleet
Health & Hygiene
Injury & Claims
JSA/SWMS
Meetings
Mental Health
PPE Register
Projects
Safety Alerts
