Goals
- To enable electricians to implement the safety requirements of publication UTE C 18-510 during operations related to lockout/tagout on low-voltage electrical installations
- To ensure their ability to adapt these guidelines to the specific areas and situations of their institutions
- Obtaining BR electrical authorization
Program
Understanding and comprehending the environment of BR electrical authorization
- Reminder of the regulatory texts and standards
- Understanding the specific requirements of BR electrical authorization
- A reminder of the regulatory framework, obligations and responsibilities of each party
- Understanding the different electrical authorizations and the role of authorized personnel
- Understanding the role of the intervention officer
Understanding the electrical environment and its specific characteristics
- Recognizing the different types of electrical installations
- Perform electrical operations
- Understanding the intervention areas
- Understanding the documents related to an intervention. Knowing how to carry out electrical operations related to BR electrical authorization.
- Performing work on de-energized low-voltage systems
- Reminder of the procedures for placing and releasing items on consignment.
- Performing electrical work safely
- Carrying out work in the vicinity of bare rooms
- Performing electrical or non-electrical work in low voltage
- Conducting/supervising maintenance operations
- Perform a measurement
Knowing how to prevent electrical hazards
- Conducting a risk assessment in an electrical environment
- Understanding and preventing electrical accidents
- Using and recognizing personal protective equipment
- Knowing how to use a portable hand-held power tool
Knowing how to react in case of an incident or accident
- Learning about the actions to take on an electrocuted person
- Learning about the steps to take when responding to an electrical fire
Evaluation and validation methods
Multiple-choice questions (minimum score 16/20)
Target audience
BR authorization training is accessible to all electrical personnel responsible for interventions
Prerequisites
- Basic knowledge of electricity or good practical professional experience is required to attend the BR electrical authorization training.
- Each trainee must have their own PPE