ISCA PV Fire Safety For Solar Panel Cleaners Safety (PVFS) Course – North America Version

Description

OSHA Directives:

29 CFR 1910.332(b)(1) → Employees exposed to electrical hazards must be trained.

OSHA General Duty Clause, Section 5(a)(1) → Employers must protect employees from recognized hazards, including falls and electrical shock. 

OSHA makes it absolutely clear—any worker exposed to electrical risk must be trained.  Without proof of training, you are not compliant, you are not insurable, and you are putting lives and your business at risk.  Our ISCA PVFS course is designed to meet OSHA’s training requirements.  Completing this course protects your workers, protects your clients, and protects your business from liability.

Take your PV safety knowledge to another level via our PVFS training course.

Inside This Game-Changer Course:

1️⃣ Why Train About PV Fires?
2️⃣ Lessons From Firefighters
3️⃣ Solar Array Components
4️⃣ How PV Fires Start 🔥
5️⃣ PV Fire Hazard Communication Protocols 🗣️
6️⃣ How & When to Use Fire Extinguishers
7️⃣ Proper Selection & Use of PPE
8️⃣ A Real-World Incident

Supplement your main ISCA Certified Solar Panel Cleaner (CSPC) certificate with this PV Fire Safety (PVFS) certificate.

“The Fire Safety for Solar Cleaners course was clear, practical, and highly relevant to our daily work. It tackled real safety risks around energized systems and dry conditions that often get overlooked. I came away with a stronger understanding of how to protect my team, the systems we clean, and the properties we work on. Big thanks to ISCA for raising the bar — I highly recommend this to any solar cleaner who takes safety seriously.” – Austin Moyer, Nomadic Cleaning Services, California.