OSHA Directives: OSHA 29 CFR 1910.332(b)(1)
"Employees who face a risk of electric shock that is not reduced to a safe level by electrical installation requirements must be trained." OSHA General Duty Clause, Section 5(a)(1) → Employers must protect employees from recognized hazards, including falls and electrical shock.

Why this matters for you:
OSHA makes it absolutely clear—any worker exposed to electrical risk must be trained. Solar panel cleaning involves direct exposure to live electrical systems and working at height. Without proof of training, you are not compliant, you are not insurable, and you are putting lives and your business at risk.

Our ISCA Certified Solar Panel Cleaner course is designed to meet OSHA’s training requirement. Completing this course protects your workers, protects your clients, and protects your business from liability.

Course information: * Module 1: The Solar Panel Cleaning Opportunity            * Module 2: Solar Array Technical Information * Module 3: Solar Panel Faults, Failure & Breakages * Module 4: Solar Panel Fires  (NEW) * Module 5: What Is Solar O&M?  (NEW) * Module 6: Why Clean & Soiling Types * Module 7: Electrocution & Working At Height * Module 8:  Other Health & Safety Considerations * Module 9:  Essential Personal Protective Equipment (P.P.E.) * Module 10: How Not To Clean & Bad Practices * Module 11: Residential Solar Panel Cleaning Health & Safety * Module 12: Agricultural Solar Panel Cleaning Health & Safety * Module 13: Commercial Solar Panel Cleaning Health & Safety * Module 14:  Be Safe & Successful "Despite 12 years experience in the industry, we found this safety course to be an epiphany!" - Diana Klimes, Pro Solar Clean