Electrical training library
Electrician training with safety at the center
Five ready-made electrical courses teach safety and lockout/tagout, theory and meter use, wiring methods, circuits and panels, and troubleshooting. They require a high pass mark, because the work is dangerous.
5 courses · 29 lessons · 64 tools covered · quizzes, XP, certificates and team tracking included
What's inside
- Beginnerabout 40 min
Electrical Field Basics: Safety and Your Toolkit
What the work involves, licensing and permits, shock and arc-flash hazards, lockout/tagout, protective equipment and the tools every electrician carries.
- What the job involves, and what you are licensed to do
- How electricity hurts you: shock and arc flash
- Lockout/tagout and proving power is off
- Personal protective equipment and insulated tools
- The essential toolkit
- Working safely at the customer's home
- Beginnerabout 40 min
Electrical Theory and Using Your Meter
Voltage, current, resistance and power, Ohm's law, how household power is supplied, grounding, and how to take reliable meter readings.
- Voltage, current, resistance and power
- Ohm's law and the power formula
- How power reaches a home
- Using a multimeter
- Clamp meters, receptacle testers and voltage drop
- Recording readings and explaining them
- Intermediateabout 45 min
Wiring Methods: Cable, Conduit and Boxes
Choosing wire size, color codes, running and securing cable, basics of conduit, boxes and making connections that last.
- Wire size and ampacity
- Color codes and cable types
- Running and securing cable
- Boxes and box fill
- Conduit basics
- Making solid connections
- Intermediateabout 45 min
Circuits, Devices and Panels (Residential)
How branch circuits are protected, wiring receptacles and switches, GFCI and AFCI protection, and the basics of the service panel.
- Branch circuits and breakers
- Wiring receptacles and switches
- GFCI and AFCI protection
- The service panel
- Common installation problems to avoid
- Intermediateabout 40 min
Troubleshooting Common Electrical Problems
A safe, step-by-step approach to dead outlets, tripping breakers, flickering lights, warm connections and older wiring, and how to explain what you found.
- Start with questions and safety
- An outlet or a room has no power
- Breakers that trip
- Flickering lights, warm outlets and bad neutrals
- Older wiring and panels
- Closing the call
Built for
- Electrical contractors training apprentices
- Safety managers who need training on record
- Shops that want every electrician testing and proving circuits dead the same way
What you get
- Everyone learns live-dead-live testing and lockout/tagout
- Apprentices understand meters, circuits and panels before they work on them
- You can see exactly who has completed the safety course
How it works
- 1
Add courses
Pick from the library in one click, then edit them to match your company.
- 2
Assign by role
Make a course required for a job role, or assign it to individuals, with due dates.
- 3
People learn
Short lessons, a quiz, XP, levels and streaks keep the crew engaged, on any phone.
- 4
You track it
See who passed, who is overdue, download results, and email reminders go out automatically.
Tools covered in the lessons
- Lockout/tagout kit
- CAT III or CAT IV rated multimeter
- Non-contact voltage tester
- Circuit identifier or tracer
- Safety glasses and face shield
- Insulated gloves with protectors
- Arc-rated clothing
- 1000 V insulated tools
- Fiberglass ladder
- Headlamp
- Wire strippers
- Lineman's pliers
- Multimeter
- Clamp meter
- Receptacle tester
- Fish tape
- Torque screwdriver
- Conduit bender
- Hole saw set
- Drop cloths
- Blank plates and box covers
- Phone or tablet for photos
- Estimate and invoice forms
- Calculator
- Test leads with shrouded probes
- Spare meter fuses
- Receptacle tester with GFCI button
- Tape measure
- Notebook or tablet
- Camera
- Label maker
- Wire gauge tool
- Code book or app
- Cable ripper
- Marker and tape for re-identification
- Drill with auger or spade bits
- Nail plates
- Cable staple gun or hammer
- Box fill chart
- Stud finder
- Drywall saw
- Cable connectors
- Blank covers
- Hacksaw or conduit cutter
- Conduit reamer
- Wire-pulling lubricant
- Level
- Wire connectors
- Circuit tracer
- GFCI receptacles and breakers
- AFCI breakers
- Insulated tools
- Panel directory labels
- Knockout seals
- Flashlight
- Insulated screwdrivers
- Multimeter with continuity
- Insulated megohmmeter (where trained)
- Replacement breakers
- Infrared thermometer or thermal camera
- Replacement devices
- CO/ALR rated devices
- GFCI receptacles
- Service report form
Questions
Does this follow the NEC?
The courses teach general practice and refer learners to the code edition adopted where they work. Local amendments differ, so edit the lessons and have a licensed electrician review them.
Is this a replacement for an apprenticeship?
No. It supports on-the-job training and classroom learning. It does not replace an apprenticeship, a license or supervised work.
Can I require it for certain people only?
Yes. Make a course required for a job role, such as Apprentice, or assign it to individual people with their own due dates.
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