Electrical Consulting

Danatec is your choice for industry-leading electrical safety workplace training and consulting.

We provide solutions customized to your workplace.

Fully-compliant, industry-leading Arc Flash & Shock training solutions for electrical workers and non-electrical workers in Canada and the USA. Classroom instructor-led training options are also available.

Phone:
(519) 267-8600
(844) 267-8600
Email:
sales@danatec.com

Qualified Electrical Worker Safety Competency Validation

Help protect your employees from electrical hazards by verifying their knowledge of safe workplace policies and procedures.

As part of our competency validation process, Danatec conducts onsite interviews, tests employee knowledge, observes, assesses, and reviews daily work to ensure employees are compliant with your electrical safety program and the related safety standards. 

Electrical Safety Program Development & Support

Danatec assists your company by providing a complete, licensed Safety Management System for arc flash, shock hazard, and risk management. The program is compliant with CSA Z462, NFPA 70E, CSA Z1000, ANSI Z10, Certificate of Recognition (COR™) and Voluntary Protection Program (VPP).

Our team assists in developing a customized program that outlines your company’s policies and procedures to ensure your workplace is compliant with all applicable standards and regulations, and has preventive and protective control measures to reduce risks in the workplace.

Electrical Safety Audit

Improve your systems and increase worker safety with an unbiased and expert third-party audit. 

Danatec's validation and verification techniques are consistent with occupational health and safety external auditing criteria based on current industry standards, regulations, and processes.

Qualified Electrical Worker Safety Competency Validation

Help protect your employees from electrical hazards by verifying their knowledge of safe workplace policies and procedures.

Verify your Employee’s Electrical Safety Competencies 

We provide an overall assessment report that notes recommendations for best practices, improved processes, and industry compliance. 

Our team can also assist with developing materials to identify product characteristics, hazardous properties, and handling precautions to ensure your staff is trained in your Electrical Safety Program, as well as applicable policies and procedures. 

Electrical Safety Program in a Box

The Electrical Safety Program in a Box includes instructions for a complete do-it-yourself project.  

Your company customizes the provided ESP documents following a step-by-step implementation guide. The ESP in a Box template compliments an existing Occupational Health and Safety Management System or remains effective as a standalone safety management system for electrical hazards. 

IF YOU DON’T CURRENTLY HAVE AN ESP: 

Follow the provided instructions 
Customize the documentation 
Implement the program 
Train your workers 
Audit for results 

IF YOU HAVE AN ESP THAT IS OVERDUE FOR AN INTERNAL AUDIT: 

Use the provided resources to perform a document audit gap analysis 
Use the licensed documentation to immediately remedy identified gaps.

IF YOU’RE INTERESTED IN UPDATING AND IMPROVING YOUR ESP:

Easily review and adopt sections of the Danatec Electrical Safety Program in a Box, such as: 

• Roles & Responsibilities 
• Hazard Identification 
• Risk Assessment & Controls 
• PPE management 
• Training Matrix
• Supporting appendices, forms, flowcharts, etc

Who Benefits from an Electrical Safety Program?

Employers and workers benefit from an Electrical Safety Program.
With a comprehensive Electrical Safety Program consistent with accepted
Occupational Health and Safety Management System standards and industry
best practices, you maximize your due diligence for management of the
electrical hazards of arc flash & shock.

A Safety Management System identifies hazards, quantifies hazards,
and has appropriate preventive and protective control measures to
mitigate or reduce risk to workers. For electrical hazards, this safety
management system is called an Electrical Safety Program.