Goals
- Reactivate the role of project manager: organize, verify, coordinate and enforce.
- Analyze mechanical, thermodynamic and hazardous energy risks before intervention.
- Check the permits, prevention documents, consignments, markings and protections.
- Conduct a safety briefing and maintain operational monitoring during the work.
- Deciding whether to stop, clarify, or resume in the face of a deteriorating situation.
- Validate acquired knowledge through a final multiple-choice questionnaire with a minimum score of 16/20.
Program
- Reception, framing of the recycling, feedback and identification of situations encountered since the initial training.
- Reminders of the levels of mechanical authorization and responsibilities associated with level M2.
- Reactivation of the concepts of danger, risk, damage, exposure and hazardous situation.
- Mechanical risks: crushing, shearing, cutting, entanglement, entanglement, projection, impact, perforation, abrasion and pressurized fluid.
- Hazardous energies to be investigated: mechanical, electrical, hydraulic, pneumatic, thermal, gravitational, elastic and residual pressure.
- Documents, instructions, prevention plan, work permit, signage, markings and environmental zones.
- Role of the M2 before, during and after the work: preparation, briefing, checks, monitoring and reporting.
- Collective protections, PPE, field instructions, situations requiring a stop or an alert.
- Procedure to follow in case of accident, incident, near miss, alert or right to withdraw.
- Operational exercises and final case study adapted to the level of authorization.
Evaluation and validation methods
Exercises that can be done remotely: guided discussions, pair work, case studies, multiple-choice questions and annotated corrections.
Target audience
Personnel responsible for preparing, supervising or monitoring work involving exposure to mechanical risk.
Prerequisites
Valid or current M2 qualification or initial training.