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Substation safety training teaches personnel to identify electrical, chemical, and physical hazards in high-voltage environments, focusing on safe practices for maintenance, access, and emergency response, including proper PPE, isolation procedures (lockout/tagout), and maintaining safe approach distances to prevent electrocution, burns, and other injuries. Training covers equipment-specific dangers, safety documentation, and relevant health and safety regulations, ensuring workers can safely operate within substations for tasks like cleaning, meter reading, or maintenance.

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What You’ll Learn?

Updated:

Apr 10, 2026

Substation Safety Training

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What You’ll Learn?

Substation safety training teaches you to recognize electrical, chemical, and physical hazards, understand substation equipment (transformers, breakers, etc.), and apply critical safety procedures like isolation/earthing, Lockout/Tagout (LOTO), proper PPE, and minimum approach distances to prevent accidents and perform tasks safely. You'll learn regulations (OSHA, NESC), use safety documentation, understand protection systems, and practice emergency response for high-voltage environments.

Course Syllabus

Substation Safety Training

1 Lesson 1 Quiz

Course Evaluation

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Certificate of Completion 

Upon successful completion of this training program  participants will receive a certificate of completion.    

Meet Your Instructor

Mike Hancock, P.E. NETA IV

Mike Hancock has worked within the Electrical Power industry since 1992. As such, he has held numerous positions with various companies: Senior Field Engineer, Area Supervisor, Executive Project Manager, PDS Global & National Accounts Manager, Corporate Sales Manager, Vice President of Sales, Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer and Owner. His diverse experience, both educationally and professionally, has created a desire to give back to those that want to learn these skills.

 

As a NETA IV Technician, he has countless experiences in the NETA Testing world. He also served for several years on the NETA’s board for drafting exams questions. He has experience leading field-testing teams with direct experience with testing: transformers of all sizes up to and including 345kV GSU’s, CT’s, PT’s, OCB’s, GCB’s, voltage regulators, LV, MV and HV breakers, Ground systems, rotating machines, synchronous systems, generators, batteries, capacitor banks, cable testing, fault locating and troubleshooting components and systems.

 

In addition, he has vast experience in the engineering field and currently holds licenses in many states.

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Zackery Owens
Zackery OwensJan 22, 2026
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I did a little work around substations when I was younger working in construction. They did not tell me any of the things that this module taught me. I did not know some of the steps in order to stay safe while working around such dangerous equipment.

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Substation safety training teaches personnel to identify electrical, chemical, and physical hazards in high-voltage environments, focusing on safe practices for maintenance, access, and emergency response, including proper PPE, isolation procedures (lockout/tagout), and maintaining safe approach distances to prevent electrocution, burns, and other injuries. Training covers equipment-specific dangers, safety documentation, and relevant health and safety regulations, ensuring workers can safely operate within substations for tasks like cleaning, meter reading, or maintenance.

Level

All Levels

Time to Complete

0 hour 0 minute

Lessons

2 Lessons

Language

English

Rating

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1 Review

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5.0