Enroll crew members in TCIA's Electrical Hazards Awareness Program (EHAP)
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Steps
Confirm EHAP applies to crew members who may work near power lines but are not full line-clearance qualified — it is a TCIA-administered awareness-level program, not a substitute for OSHA 1910.269 line-clearance qualification.
Enroll each candidate in the full online EHAP program through TCIA (members receive a purchase discount); enrollment triggers a separately emailed link for the online test.
Complete all six chapters' required videos and pass each chapter test at 84% or better.
Submit documentation of a practice aerial rescue performed from a height of at least 35 feet as part of certification.
Track the one-year validity window and re-enroll for annual renewal, since EHAP certificates expire after one year.
Known gotchas
EHAP is an awareness program, not a legal qualification — completing it does not by itself make a worker an OSHA-qualified line-clearance tree trimmer under 1910.269.
The certificate expires after one year; a lapse means the worker reverts to unqualified status for any near-power-line work EHAP was covering.
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