Certified Safety Auditor - Electrical Specialist (CSA-ES)
This certification course is designed for Qualified Electrical Workers (Q.E.W.) who are responsible for implementing, supervising, or conducting routine electrical safety audits within the workplace, as well as those who are working to become Qualified and desire the to acquire the skills and training necessary to perform these activities safely and effectively.
The Certified Safety Auditor - Electrical Specialist (CSA-ES) Certification provides an added value for both employers and employees in companies of all sizes and capabilities by ensuring your team has the necessary qualifications, skills, and training required to identify and mitigate electrical hazards in the workplace.
Having highly trained and qualified personnel in place can greatly reduce the overall exposure to electrical hazards and the likelihood of being injured by reducing the possibility of accidents and incidents in the workplace.
Each of our courses are developed and taught by industry certified professionals to ensure you are supported with the most accurate, up-to-date, and relevant instruction that will provide you not only the added skillset you are looking for but also the confidence and capability to apply what you have learned in a practical situation.
The Certified Safety Auditor - Electrical Specialist (CSA-ES) course is intentionally developed to be interactive and engaging for the attendees and instructors alike as well as support the many different backgrounds and specialties found in the electrical field today such as:
- Electrical Journeyman
- Electrical Technicians
- Electrical Field Engineers
- Electrical Supervisors
- Electrical Managers
- Electrical Safety Specialists
- Project Safety Facilitators
- Corporate Safety Trainers
Course NFPA 70E curriculum is based on the NFPA 70E Standard for Safety in the Workplace® 2024 Edition.
(CSA-ES) Certification Course Topics
This certification course covers a wide range of topics faced by an Electrical Safety Auditor in the field today. Each topic covered in this program is also detailed in the course workbook that is provided for you and yours to keep.
- What is an Electrical Safety Audit?
- Audit Types & Requirements
- Objective of an E.S.A.
- Who is a Qualified Electrical Worker (Q.E.W.)?
- NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Training
- Your Role as an Electrical Safety Auditor
- Auditing Sequence of Events
- General Precautions & Safety Considerations
- Effectively Preparing for an Audit
- Audit Expectations & More
- Conducting an E.S.A.
- Identified & Corrective Actions
- Final Reporting & Documentation
- Closing Out an Audit Properly
Practice exercises are also included in the course curriculum and workbook that cover the 3 main types listed below:
- Electrical Safety Program Audit (E.S.P.)
This exercise covers review of a complete Electrical Safety Program (E.S.P.) and its many integrated components!
- Lockout / Tagout Program Audit
This exercise is a comprehensive review of a Lockout / Tagout Program as well as the different types approved for use in the workplace.
- Field Work Audit (F.W.A.)
The Field Work Audit (F.W.A.) exercise covers the auditing of personnel who are conducting assigned field work along with other commonly encountered items and hazards.
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Connect with one of our team members today to see how we may best assist you and answer any questions you may have about this industry leading certification course!
(CSA-ES) Recertification Information
In upholding our mission statement...
"To provide our clients unparalleled services and expertise through our commitment
to safety, education, training, and continuous improvement"
And to ensure all CSA-ES certification recipients maintain the highest level of proficiency and expertise in the industry, recertification will be required at 3-year intervals from the original date of issue.
In order to qualify for recertification and retain the designation as a Certified Safety Auditor - Electrical Specialist (CSA-ES), minimum guidelines and criteria for continuous professional development and training have been established as follows for the 3-Year certification cycle:
- A Minimum of 45 Continuing Education / Contact Hours
- Conducting / Supporting a Minimum of 9 Individual Audits
- Yearly Completion of NFPA 70E Electrical Safety Training
- Current Emergency Response CPR / AED Training
Additional areas certification holders can accrue contact hours:
- Instructing and Teaching Electrical Safety Principles
- State Electrical Licensing Continuing Education
Please contact one of our team members for additional information or to answer any questions you may have. We look forward to hearing from you.