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28 minDCES-M01
Professional Development — CE Approval Pending
Course ST-DCES-101 • Version 0.3.0-draft
Savage Tech's Data Center Electrical Safety, LOTO, and Commissioning Readiness
A comprehensive, scenario-based electrical course covering data-center energy lifecycle, hazard recognition, construction and employer energy control, safe-work verification, PPE and human performance, commissioning and first energization, temporary power, emergency response, and turnover evidence.
6 hr 10 modules 45 question bank 80% passing score
What you will be able to do
- Recognize normal, alternate, stored, control, and temporary electrical energy sources.
- Distinguish construction, commissioning, vendor, client, and operations control authority.
- Apply verified federal baseline requirements without mislabeling employer or client rules as law.
- Plan isolation and explain an employer-approved test-before-touch verification workflow.
- Select task-specific PPE, tools, and human-performance controls from the employer program.
- Support controlled switching, first energization, testing, and temporary-condition management.
- Explain construction GFCI and assured equipment grounding conductor program controls.
- Use stop-work authority and preserve defensible emergency, turnover, and completion records.
- Integrate source identification, energy control, switching, temporary-power, emergency, and turnover decisions in a controlled field simulation.
Course modules
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32 minDCES-M02
Electrical Hazard Recognition and Work Boundaries
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38 minDCES-M03
Energy Control: Construction, General Industry, and Site Rules
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36 minDCES-M04
Establishing and Verifying an Electrically Safe Work Condition
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31 minDCES-M05
PPE, Tools, Equipment Condition, and Human Performance
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42 minDCES-M06
Commissioning, Switching, and First Energization
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29 minDCES-M07
Temporary Power, Cords, GFCIs, and AEGCP Awareness
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34 minDCES-M08
Emergency Response, Turnover, and Completion Control
9
60 minDCES-M09
Integrated Field Simulation and Turnover Challenge
10
30 minDCES-M10
Final Examination, Attestation, and Completion Record
Authoritative sources and controlled use
- 29 CFR 1926.416 — General requirements
U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA — Construction electrical proximity, underground determination, cord, and guarding baseline
Open official source ↗ - 29 CFR 1926.417 — Lockout and tagging of circuits
U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA — Construction electrical circuit lockout and tagging baseline
Open official source ↗ - 29 CFR 1926.404 — Wiring design and protection
U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA — Construction GFCI and assured equipment grounding conductor program baseline
Open official source ↗ - Assured Equipment Grounding Conductor Program
U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA — Plain-language AEGCP implementation guidance
Open official source ↗ - 29 CFR 1910.147 — Control of hazardous energy
U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA — General-industry energy-control scope and comparison
Open official source ↗ - 29 CFR 1910.333 — Selection and use of work practices
U.S. Department of Labor, OSHA — General-industry deenergizing, lockout/tagging, verification, and reenergization baseline
Open official source ↗ - NFPA 70E publication index
National Fire Protection Association — Edition-control reference; licensed standard and employer-adopted edition required for detailed use
Open official source ↗
Draft production course requiring technical, legal, employer, client, instructional, accessibility, and regulatory review before publication.
This independent course is not an OSHA or NFPA certification and is not endorsed by OSHA, NFPA, a licensing board, or an authority having jurisdiction.
Course completion does not establish qualified-person status, authorize energized work, replace the employer electrical safety program, or serve as a switching order.
CE credit is awarded only where written approval exists for the exact course version, delivery method, license classification, hours, and completion date.