Alaska has adopted the federal workplace safety and health rules for electrical work in general industry workplaces, and has adopted additional provisions for safe work practices that are stricter than federal rules (8 AAC 61.1090).
The Alaska Department of Labor and Workforce Development/Occupational Safety and Health Section (AKOSH) administers and enforces workplace safety and health rules for private and public sector workplaces in the state.
Employers are prohibited from performing rubber glove work on energized lines of 5,000 volts or greater from phase-to-phase or phase-to-ground.
Alaska follows federal electrical safety training requirements.
State Requirements
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| Type | Title |
|---|---|
| Checklists | Electrical Safety--General (PDF) |
| Forms | Energized Electrical Work Permit |
| Handouts | Stay Current on Electrical Hazards [7-Minute Safety Trainer] - Spanish |
| Policies | Electrically Safe Work Condition |
| Posters | Made Any Shocking Discoveries Lately? (PDF) |
| PowerPoints | Electrical Safety: Unqualified Person |
| White Papers | Workers who know their electrical safety basics are less likely to be shocked |