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This AESBL approved CEU course covers the safety rules and practices that apply to CCTV installation and service work in Alabama. Learners review OSHA requirements, site hazard assessment and safety planning, ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts and fall protection, electrical hazards and the limits of low-voltage work, tools and material handling, equipment failures, post-installation checks, maintenance and emergency planning. Case studies and knowledge checks apply each topic to real installation situations.

This course is designed for CCTV installers, service technicians, foremen, project managers and facility managers.

After you complete the course, download your certificate and upload it to your AESBL licensing or renewal package.

At the completion of this course, participants will learn to:

• Apply the OSHA construction and general industry rules, and the Alabama requirements, that govern CCTV installation work.
• Identify site hazards and complete a risk assessment and job safety plan before work begins.
• Select and use ladders, scaffolds, aerial lifts, fall protection, tools and PPE correctly.
• Recognize the limits of low-voltage work and respond correctly to electrical hazards and equipment failures.
• Perform post-installation checks, maintenance and emergency planning that keep the system and the site safe.

This course is provided for educational purposes only and offers general information. It does not constitute professional licensure, state certification, legal advice, engineering guidance, or official compliance direction.

This course is approved by the Alabama Electronic Security Board of Licensure (AESBL) for continuing education credit. Completion does not grant or substitute for any official license, certification, or regulatory approval. Licensing decisions rest solely with AESBL.

Participants are solely responsible for making sound professional decisions and for ensuring that all work complies with applicable federal, state, and local laws, codes, industry standards, and regulations, including OSHA requirements. The course provider, instructors, and affiliates assume no liability for how learners apply course content, for any installation outcomes, injuries, or system performance, or for results related to licensure or employment.