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For over 55 years, AVO Training Institute has helped thousands of people in over 100 different countries across the world, create safe and reliable electrical systems. AVO currently offers one of the largest selections of Electrical Training courses available with over 57 courses specializing in Electrical Safety & Electrical Maintenance.
We offer over 57 hands-on electrical safety and maintenance training courses nationwide.
We staff licensed Professional Engineers, Electrical Engineers and Engineering Technicians.
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Our online courses include: Arc Flash, NFPA 70E, OSHA Qualified Person Requirements, Substation Maintenance Certification & Recertification and more.
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The Industrial workplace is extremely active. Heavy machinery runs nonstop. Workers moving equipment and operating vehicles all over the work floor. With all this going on constantly, anything can go horribly wrong. An incident can affect every aspect of your business. However, by investing in safety training, you will protect your assets: your workers, business, products, and bottom line.
Electrical workers participate in rigorous on-the-job and classroom training in the early years in the trade. Over the decades, as they become more seasoned, they may receive less training as they progress in their careers.
Here are five reasons why utilities should consider investing in refresher training for their field workforce, according to Tom Norwood, manager of instructors for AVO Training Institute.
Substations are often at the heart of a utility’s transmission and distribution system, but if they are not properly maintained, a company can experience a loss of power reliability and possible outages.
Greg Richmond, Training Specialist for AVO Training Institute, offers six tips for technicians to stay on top of substation components, improve efficiency and focus on safety.
May is Electrical Safety Month, and the danger of electrical hazards remains a constant concern in workplaces nationwide. In fact, electrocution remains one of the four leading causes of workplace deaths in the construction industry, commonly called the “Fatal Four” by OSHA, with approximately 9% of deaths in the workplace being caused by electrocution. In this episode, sponsored by AVO Training Institute, we’re marking Electrical Safety Month with an expert who can give us some insight into the issues surrounding electrical safety, from common hazards to personal protective equipment to strategies for keeping employees safe around electricity.
Joining us today on EHS on Tap is Ralph Parrett, AVO Senior Instructional Designer and Senior Training Instructor. CLICK HERE to listen to Podcast: https://ehsdailyadvisor.blr.com/podcast/ehs-on-tap-e44-its-electrical-safety-month-the-gloves-are-coming-on-to-fight-the-hazard/
Electrical work is rife with hazards and more so in confined spaces. The costs of failure in human and economic terms are so great that stringent management of who performs the work, and how, is imperative. Electrical maintenance and safety certifications provide foundational knowledge for those exposed to the inherent health and safety risks. Electrical worker certifications are sought for many reasons: new-hires; new equipment; transfers to a new shop or role; new rules, regulatory requirements or industry guidelines; or simply to upgrade an individual’s skill levels. For the recipients, achieving certification is appealing not only as a safety measure, but also as a career enhancer as it adds weight and gravitas to a resume.
AVO empowers employees to do their work safely, effectively and go home to their families at the end of their workday. As part of each hands-on course, students perform tasks in equipment labs supervised by some of the most talented & experienced electrical instructors in the industry.
This is a great class for people to go to. It’s well thought out class that is a good one for basic and or a refresher course. My instructor was great and he had good knowledge. I would recommend others to take this class.
James C., City of Dallas
"My instructor had an unlimited amount of knowledge. Wish I could spend a few years learning from him."
Michael T., South Feather Water & Power
"Our instructor presented the Substation Maintenance with great pride in AVO! Superb knowledge with practical applications! Thank you!"
James C., RED Electric